The infinite-order polynomial bounded K-theory class conjecture

Let GG be the solvable group described in the source, with BGBG homotopy equivalent to a closed oriented 33-manifold, and let EGE G be the homogeneous bar resolution. Let P\mathcal P denote the polynomial bounding class. Infinite-order polynomial bounded K-theory conjecture. The class [C(EG)][C_\star(EG)] represents an element of infinite order in

PK0rel(Z[G]).{\mathcal P}K^{\mathrm{rel}}_0(\mathbb{Z}[G]).

The group is given as an extension Z2GZ\mathbb{Z}^2\to G\to\mathbb{Z} and is not B\mathcal B-SIC\operatorname{\cal SIC} for any bounding class BE\mathcal B\prec\mathcal E. The conjecture would exhibit an explicit infinite-order obstruction in relative polynomial bounded KK-theory; the source does not state that it has been resolved.

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Primary source

J. Fowler and C. Ogle, “Bounded homotopy theory and the K-theory of weighted complexes”, arXiv:1102.0497 (2011).

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