Rational large-gap conjecture for algebraically integrable differential operators
Rational large-gap conjecture for algebraically integrable differential operators
Let be a rational algebraically integrable differential operator with gaps , and call it fully cyclically symmetric when it has the stated cyclic symmetry. Rational large-gap conjecture. The large-gap conjecture holds in the rational case. Thus, for sufficiently large gaps, the only algebraically integrable rational operators are the fully cyclically symmetric ones. The source states this as a conjectural rational analogue and gives no resolution.
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Pavel Etingof and Eric Rains, “On Algebraically Integrable Differential Operators on an Elliptic Curve”, arXiv:1011.6410 (2011).
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