A counterexample to a Brenti-Carnevale conjecture
Nathan Chapelier-Laget, Jean Fromentin

TL;DR
This paper presents a counterexample to a conjecture by Brenti on Coxeter groups and unimodality, challenging previous assumptions and providing data to guide future research in this area.
Contribution
It offers the first known counterexample to the Brenti-Carnevale conjecture and supplies supporting data, advancing understanding of Coxeter groups and unimodality.
Findings
Counterexample refutes the conjecture
Supporting data illustrates the counterexample
Initial step for further exploration
Abstract
Recently, F. Brenti put a preprint on the arXiv with several interesting open problems on Coxeter groups and unimodality. In this note, we refute one of these conjectures with a counterexample and provide supporting data related to it. This work serves as an initial step toward further exploration of the topic.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Graph theory and applications
