Giambruno's polynomial exponent conjecture for basic PI algebras

Let FF be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. Let AA be a finite-dimensional basic algebra with Wedderburn–Malcev decomposition

AMd1(F)××Mdq(F)J(A),A \cong M_{d_1}(F) \times \cdots \times M_{d_q}(F) \oplus J(A),

where J(A)J(A) is the Jacobson radical. Let t(A)t(A) denote the exponent of the polynomial part of the codimension growth, and let s+1s+1 be the nilpotency degree of J(A)J(A). Giambruno's conjecture. One has

t(A)=qd2+s,t(A)=\frac{q-d}{2}+s,

where

d=d12++dq2.d=d_1^2+\cdots+d_q^2.

This conjecture gives an algebraic formula for the polynomial exponent of codimension growth in the basic case. The source states that it was proved by Giambruno and Zaicev, and the paper presents the result as an established theorem.

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Primary source

Eli Aljadeff, Geoffrey Janssens and Yakov Karasik, “The Polynomial Part of the Codimension Growth of Affine PI Algebras”, arXiv:1510.08782 (2016).

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