The mystic reflection group conjecture for quantum polynomial rings

Let BB be a quantum polynomial ring and let GG be a finite subgroup of Autgr(B)\operatorname{Aut_{gr}}(B) such that the fixed subring BGB^G has finite global dimension. For a positive integer nn and parameters α\alpha and β\beta, let M(n,α,β)M(n,\alpha,\beta) denote the mystic reflection group appearing in the paper. Mystic reflection group conjecture. The group GG is a product of classical reflection groups and copies of M(n,α,β)M(n,\alpha,\beta). This conjecture refines the preceding invariant-theoretic conjecture by predicting the structure of every finite group whose fixed subring has finite global dimension; the paper establishes the corresponding structural statement under the skew-polynomial hypotheses, while the quantum-polynomial-ring generalization remains open.

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E. Kirkman, J. Kuzmanovich and J. J. Zhang, “Shephard-Todd-Chevalley Theorem for skew polynomial rings”, arXiv:0806.3210 (2008).

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