Surjectivity conjecture for the elliptic and polar linearised double shuffle Lie algebras

Let uε\mathfrak{u}^{\varepsilon} be the bigraded Lie algebra generated by the elements checkε2ncheck{\varepsilon}_{2n}, and let pls\mathfrak{p}\mathfrak{ls} be the polar linearised double shuffle Lie algebra. There is an injective map

uεlongrightarrowmathfrakpls\mathfrak{u}^{\varepsilon}longrightarrowmathfrak{p}\mathfrak{ls}

which is an isomorphism in depth one:

u1εcongmathfrakpls1.\mathfrak{u}^{\varepsilon}_1congmathfrak{p}\mathfrak{ls}_1.

Surjectivity conjecture. The map is an isomorphism:

uεcongmathfrakpls.\mathfrak{u}^{\varepsilon}congmathfrak{p}\mathfrak{ls}.

The paper studies this elliptic analogue of Zagier's conjecture and proves it in depths at most three and in a stable limit, while the general statement remains open.

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Primary source

Francis Brown, “Anatomy of an associator”, arXiv:1709.02765 (2017).

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