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Arithmeticity of Degree-Six Symplectic Hypergeometric Monodromy Groups

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hypergeometric-monodromy-arithmeticityAlgebraposed by Jitendra Bajpai, Martin Dona, Martin Nitsche, 2025recorded: partial

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Bajpai, Dona and Nitsche left three degree-six symplectic hypergeometric monodromy groups unclassified as arithmetic or thin. Two of the three, C-47 and C-55, are arithmetic.

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two of the three remaining cases; one is still unclassified

The thin-versus-arithmetic classification of hypergeometric monodromy groups is a well-defined programme, and these were the cases left open by the paper that set it up.

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    two of the three remaining cases; one is still unclassified

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