On the index conjecture in zero-sum theory: singular case
Abstract
Let S=(a1)·s(ak) be a minimal zero-sum sequence over a finite cyclic group G. The index conjecture states that if k=4 and (|G|,6)=1, then S has index 1. In this paper we prove that if S is singular then the index of S is 1.
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