ALPERIN'S WEIGHT CONJECTURE AND CHAIN COMPLEXES
Robert Boltje
Abstract
Robert Boltje
Abstract
It is shown that Alperin's weight conjecture is equivalent to the existence of contractible chain complexes whose entries have the right dimension coming from some of the alternating sum formulations. It is conjectured that for the other formulations and for Dade's ordinary conjecture, there also exist such contractible chain complexes.
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It is shown that Alperin's weight conjecture is equivalent to the existence of contractible chain complexes whose entries have the right dimension coming from some of the alternating sum formulations. It is conjectured that for the other formulations and for Dade's ordinary conjecture, there also exist such contractible chain complexes.
Key concepts: Contractible space, Conjecture, Chain (unit), Mathematics, Combinatorics, Dimension (graph theory), Pure mathematics, Physics