The subnormal subgroup algebraicity conjecture for division rings

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Let DD be a division ring with center FF, let KK be a division subring of DD containing FF, and let NN be a subnormal subgroup of D∗D^*. A division ring or subset is left algebraic (respectively, right algebraic) over KK when its elements satisfy the corresponding one-sided algebraicity condition over KK.

Subnormal subgroup algebraicity conjecture. If NN is non-central, then NN is left algebraic (respectively, right algebraic) over KK if and only if DD is left algebraic (respectively, right algebraic) over KK.

The conjecture asks whether one-sided algebraicity of a non-central subnormal subgroup forces, and is forced by, one-sided algebraicity of the whole division ring. Its resolution is not indicated in the supplied source, so its status remains open.

References

Primary source

Bui Xuan Hai, Vu Mai Trang and Mai Hoang Bien, “A note On subgroups in a division ring that are left algebraic over a division subring”, arXiv:1808.08452 (2019).

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