Strong Broadhurst–Kreimer and Zagier conjecture for the linearized double shuffle algebra

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Let ls\mathfrak{ls} be the Lie algebra of solutions to the linearized double shuffle relations, let S\mathsf{S} denote the space of even period polynomials, and let e(S)\mathsf{e}(\mathsf{S}) be the subspace generated by the exceptional elements. Write Hi(ls;Q)H_i(\mathfrak{ls};\mathbb Q) for Lie algebra homology. Strong Broadhurst–Kreimer and Zagier conjecture.

H1(ls;Q)≅ls1⊕e(S),H_1(\mathfrak{ls};\mathbb Q)\cong\mathfrak{ls}_1\oplus\mathsf{e}(\mathsf{S}), H2(ls;Q)≅S,H_2(\mathfrak{ls};\mathbb Q)\cong\mathsf{S}, Hi(ls;Q)=0(i≥3).H_i(\mathfrak{ls};\mathbb Q)=0\qquad(i\geq3).

This is presented as the strongest Lie-algebraic formulation of the Broadhurst–Kreimer and Zagier conjectures, with substantial but inconclusive numerical evidence. It is intended to imply nearly all the remaining open problems discussed in the paper.

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Francis Brown, “Depth-graded motivic multiple zeta values”, arXiv:1301.3053 (2020).

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