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Some fusion rings/categories I don't recognize

Just a guess, but the numerology seems to work out. About the two last ones, what about zestings of $ch(Q_{16})$ and $ch(SD_{16})$? …
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Permutohedron and triangulation of cube via Eulerian numbers

Question: Is there some deeper geometric connection between a triangulation of the hypercube and the permuotohedron suggested by this numerology? …
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Another Goldbach variation for odd numbers?

Dabbling in the dark art of numerology, one observes that every odd integer $2n+1\geq 5$ up to $10^7$ (where my computer got somewhat tired) can be written as $$2n+1=p+2^kq$$ with $p$ a prime, $k$ an integer …
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Asymptotic densities of rules of elementary cellular automata

Or is the finding spurious and/or numerology? …
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Almost "dense" subsets of primes (and may be not only primes)

Some criteria are not interesting if they involve digits base 10 - this is just a numerology (for example, delicate primes). …
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Which finite posets are Koszul self-dual?

Then Eulerian-ness is required by the numerology relating Hilbert series of a Koszul algebra to that of its quadratic dual, as in the reference [1, Lemma 2.11.1] by Beilinson, Ginzburg, and Soergel. …
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Intersection of $\mathrm{PGL}_2(q_0)$'s in $\mathrm{PGL}_2(q_0^3)$

$\DeclareMathOperator\PGL{PGL}\DeclareMathOperator\GL{GL}$I would like an explanation for some strange numerology which I encountered when studying intersections of subfield subgroups in $\PGL_2(q)$. … Under this assumption we have the following remarkable numerology: If $L\cong C_{q_0-1}$, then $|x(L)|=q_0^2+q_0 = |H: L|$. If $L\cong C_{q_0+1}$, then $|x(L)|=q_0^2-q_0 = |H:L|$. …
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Is the weight in Serre's conjecture "minimal"?

So it has a crystalline lift with Hodge-Tate weights $(s,t) = (4,1)$ [but not $(2,1)$] and the numerology is that the Serre weight associated to this lift is $\mathrm{det}^t \otimes \mathrm{Sym}^{s-t-1 …
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The critical exponent function

An intense numerology session would be needed to get it closer to a proof. The problem sounds like something someone would've thought about already. …
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Do Bernoulli polynomials know about face vectors?

This question is grounded firmly in numerology. It originates in an observation about some Bernoulli polynomials and the regular icosahedron. …
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Does every $SL_2\mathbb{C}$ representation of a closed oriented surface extend over a compac...

(at least the numerology works out, but I haven't checked it). Then one could ask for when a sum of genus 1 reps. is homologically trivial? In turn, this should be realized by a zero of an A-variety. …
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Size of a multi-segment of a representation of $GL_n(F)$

I'm not sure I fully understand your notations but the numerology is as such. …
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Moore graphs and finite projective geometry

from 2009 about the hypothetical Moore graph(s) of degree 57 and girth 5, Gordon Royle offered the following observation (reproduced here in full for the sake of preservation): Here’s some blue-sky numerology
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Publishing mathematical coincidences

\tfrac12$-page paper contains nothing but "numerology"; eventually, it has led to the monstrous moonshine theory. Also, this question seems relevant. …
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Examples of surfaces with negative Kahler curvature operator

Also, very recently (see this paper on the ArXiv) Jean-Paul Mohsen has constructed lot of examples of complete intersections in projective space with, depending on the numerology, negative holomorphic …
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