Furter's two-polynomial Rigidity Conjecture

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Let m,n∈N+m,n\in\mathbb N_+ and let a(X),b(X)∈C[X]a(X),b(X)\in{\mathbb C}[X] satisfy

a(X)≡b(X)≡X(modX2),deg⁡(a)≤m+1,deg⁡(b)≤n+1.a(X)\equiv b(X)\equiv X\pmod{X^2},\qquad \operatorname{deg}(a)\le m+1,\qquad \operatorname{deg}(b)\le n+1.

Rigidity Conjecture. If a∘b(X)≡X(modXm+n+2)a\circ b(X)\equiv X\pmod{X^{m+n+2}}, then a(X)=b(X)=Xa(X)=b(X)=X. The paper introduces this conjecture after recording partial results on the length 22 polydegree problem. Its general status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Eric Edo and Arno van den Essen, “The Strong Factorial Conjecture”, arXiv:1304.3956 (2013).

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