Jon Maccarello

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@NoriRobotics I cannot wait for mine to ship!

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @EliotJacobson I found no solvable counterexample. I now have a proof draft for all p-solvable groups, plus exact scans finding only p=2 hits. Proof and receipts: https://t.co/OjOcYzBmf7

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh Follow-up: I found no solvable counterexample. The source-audited draft instead proves the conjecture for every finite solvable group (all primes) via a Galois–Clifford criterion. https://t.co/OjOcYzBmf7

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson I’m still working on that follow up question. I can verify that I am a person. So at least one of the three “people” is a person!

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh Happy to help!

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh Yes that’s me! Just doing some independent ai research in my spare time.

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EMostaque @skdh @EliotJacobson I believed in my instance too! https://t.co/7DVMufNpYg

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh https://t.co/7DVMufNpYg @EliotJacobson

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh I found one. Please give me a moment to write it up.

[Jon Maccarello @jonamaccarello]

@EliotJacobson @skdh For G = PSU₃(5), p = 2, a degree-144 irreducible character has 2-defect zero, but its permutation index is n(χ) = 2.