Rationality conjecture for linear relations among brackets

Let a collection consist of mono- or bi-brackets, viewed as elements of the relevant bracket algebra over Q\mathbb Q and C(q)\mathbb C(q). Rationality conjecture for bracket relations. A collection of (bi-)brackets is linearly dependent over C(q)\mathbb C(q) if and only if it is linearly dependent over Q\mathbb Q. This would mean that all linear, and hence algebraic, relations among the brackets are defined over Q\mathbb Q rather than requiring coefficients in C(q)\mathbb C(q); the source presents this as an expectation and gives no resolution.

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Wadim Zudilin, “Multiple q-zeta brackets”, arXiv:1412.0163 (2015).

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