The conjecture on infinite delta-invariants of reductive groups

Let GG be an infinite reductive group over a field of positive characteristic, and let G0G^{0} denote its connected component. Assume that G0G^{0} is not a torus. Infinite delta-invariant conjecture. Then

δ(G)=.\delta(G)=\infty.

This conjecture extends the finite-group result that the delta-invariant is finite, and asks whether every infinite reductive group with non-toral connected component has unbounded delta-invariant. Its resolution is not specified in the source.

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Jonathan Elmer and Martin Kohls, “Zero-separating invariants for linear algebraic groups”, arXiv:1402.6608 (2014).

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