Finite-dimensionality conjecture for the non-commuting Harmonic system

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Let C⟨Xn⟩\mathbb{C}\langle X_n\rangle be the free associative algebra on XnX_n, and let HarnHar_n denote the non-commuting Harmonic system defined earlier in the paper. Write Harn(d)Har_n^{(d)} for its homogeneous component of degree dd.

Finite-dimensionality conjecture. The non-commuting Harmonic system HarnHar_n is finite dimensional for every nn.

The paper gives computed Hilbert-series data for n≤5n\leq 5, including dimensions 1,2,9,946,…1,2,9,946,\ldots for the first listed values. The supplied text does not state a proof or resolution, so the assertion remains open here.

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J. -C. Aval, N. Bergeron and H. Li, “Non-commutative Combinatorial Inverse Systems”, arXiv:0909.1112 (2009).

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