Non-finite-field representations of color algebras

Construct representations of $\mathfrak{E}_n(\{2,3\})$ for some $n>4$ that are not finite-field representations, and in particular determine whether such algebras have representations over a number of points that is neither a prime nor a prime power.

Background

For n4n\geq 4, the paper states that all currently known representations of the color algebras are finite-field representations. This leaves open whether the apparent dominance of the finite-field method reflects a genuine structural restriction or merely the limits of existing constructions.

The question includes the more specific possibility of representations whose underlying set has cardinality that is not a prime or a prime power.

References

Are there any representations of $\mathfrak{E}_n({2,3})$ for $n>4$ that are not finite field representations? In particular, are there any representations over a number of points not equal to a prime or prime power?

Monk Algebras and Representability  (2501.07332 - Alm, 13 Jan 2025) in Section “Summary and open questions,” Problem environment