The finiteness-length conjecture for polynomial points of simple groups
The finiteness-length conjecture for polynomial points of simple groups
Let be a number field, let be its ring of integers, and let be a connected, noncommutative, absolutely almost simple algebraic -group whose -rank equals .
Finiteness-length conjecture. The group
\nis not of type or .
This extends the known rank-one result that polynomial points of such groups are not finitely generated. The conjectured higher-rank finiteness obstruction is left open in the source.
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Primary source
Amir Mohammadi and Kevin Wortman, “On presentations of integer polynomial points of simple groups over number fields”, arXiv:1105.0454 (2011).
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