Sikora's conjecture relating the recurrence ideal and the A-ideal

Let KK be a knot, let AK\mathcal A_K be its recurrence ideal in the quantum torus, and let AKσ\mathcal A_K^\sigma be its invariant part under σ(MkLl)=MkLl\sigma(M^kL^l)=M^{-k}L^{-l}. Let ε\varepsilon denote specialization at t=1t=-1, let p\mathfrak p be the AA-ideal of KK, and let \sqrt{\,\cdot\,} denote the radical of an ideal.

Sikora's conjecture.

ε(AKσ)=p.\sqrt{\varepsilon(\mathcal A_K^\sigma)}=\mathfrak p.

The conjecture compares the classical algebraic information from the AA-ideal with the specialization of the quantum recurrence ideal. It was proposed by Sikora, and its resolution is not indicated in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Anh T. Tran, “Proof of a stronger version of the AJ conjecture for torus knots”, arXiv:1111.5065 (2013).

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