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The small Davenport constant of H27×C3rH_{27}\times C_3^r

Andreas Volkmann

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Source: arXiv

Published: Sep 17, 2026

arXiv: 2609.19810

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Let H27=UT3(F3)H_{27}=\mathrm{UT}_3(\mathbb{F}_3) be the nonabelian group of order 2727 and exponent 33. We prove that d(H27×C3r)=2r+6\mathsf{d}(H_{27}\times C_3^r)=2r+6 for every integer r0r\geq0. The proof combines an affine coefficient identity in the group algebra of an elementary abelian group with a decomposition of the nonorthogonality graph of F32\mathbb{F}_3^2 into eight edge-disjoint zero-sum triangles. It is uniform in rr, does not use the value of the small Davenport constant for a smaller nonabelian group, and requires no computational enumeration.

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