The quotient conjecture for Lie algebras of self-similar groups

Let GG be a self-similar group as described in the source, and let Lk(G){\mathscr L}^\Bbbk(G) be its associated Lie algebra over the field k\Bbbk. Let L(G){\mathscr L}(G) be the self-similar Lie algebra constructed from GG. Quotient conjecture. Then

L(G) is a quotient of Lk(G).{\mathscr L}(G)\text{ is a quotient of }{\mathscr L}^\Bbbk(G).

The assertion relates the self-similar construction to the Lie algebra associated with the dimension-series or augmentation-filtration construction; the supplied text does not indicate whether it has been proved or disproved.

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Laurent Bartholdi, “Self-similar Lie algebras”, arXiv:1003.1125 (2010).

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