Classification conjecture for third-order one-pole operators

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Consider algebraically integrable third-order differential operators LL with one pole, in the notation of the classification subsection, and let qq and rr be the associated gap parameters. The Z3\mathbb Z_3-symmetric operator is characterized by c=e=g2=0c=e=g_2=0. Third-order classification conjecture. For q≥r≥14q\ge r\ge 14, there are no algebraically integrable operators LL apart from the Z3\mathbb Z_3-symmetric one. Consequently, all algebraically integrable third-order operators with one pole are the ones described in that subsection. This is presented as the paper’s classification conjecture, with no resolution supplied.

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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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