Finite groups admitting mutually bijective dual Rota–Baxter operators

Determine for which finite groups G there exists a Rota–Baxter operator B such that both B and its dual operator B̃ are bijections.

Background

If the analogue of the algebraic spectral property fails, the paper observes that there may exist a nontrivial subgroup on which both a Rota–Baxter operator B and its dual B̃ act bijectively. This motivates a broader existence question concerning finite groups.

The paper identifies the Heisenberg group H₃ for p = 3 as the smallest nonabelian example by order and classifies the relevant operators on H₃. It also constructs examples on extraspecial groups of exponent p, but it does not determine all finite groups admitting such operators.

References

Then it is reasonable to ask for which finite groups G there exists a Rota---Baxter operator such that B and \widetilde{B} are bijective.

Rota---Baxter operators on extraspecial groups  (2608.28291 - Savelyev, 28 Aug 2026) in Section 5, subsection “Analogue of the Spectral Property”