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R299Recorded identity

Determinant equals a signed matching imbalance

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Authored summary

The determinant conjecture is equivalent to saying that allowed even and odd permutations differ in count by at most one.

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Recorded status: supported

Recorded scope: every matrix size n >= 1

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Originating problem: Determinants of the Fibonacci-sum matrix

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Determinant equals a signed matching imbalance
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claim
Stored status
supported
Evidence grade
mathematical_identity
Recorded scope data
{ "kind": "universal", "statement": "every matrix size n >= 1" }

2Authored explanation

Allowed permutations satisfy that i+pi(i) is Fibonacci for every row i.

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3Evidence

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Verification source: mathoverflow.net ↗, question line 60

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