The Invertibles Conjecture for group rings

Let KK be a division ring and let GG be a group. A one-sided invertible element of K[G]K[G] is an element having either a left or a right inverse. The Invertibles Conjecture. If K[G]K[G] contains a one-sided invertible element that is not of the form kgkg for gGg\in G and kKk\in K, then GG has torsion. This conjecture is presented as a well-known conjecture about group rings and is attributed in the source to a statement of V02 for K=CK=\mathbb{C}; its resolution is not specified in the supplied text.

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Ken Dykema, Timo Heister and Kate Juschenko, “Finitely presented groups related to Kaplansky's Direct Finiteness Conjecture”, arXiv:1112.1790 (2012).

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