Beraldo–Kanel-Belov–Kontsevich conjecture on the image over the infinite-prime base

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Let RR be a commutative ring, let R∞R_{\infty} be the reduction modulo the infinite prime, let i:R→R∞i:R\rightarrow R_{\infty} be the tautological inclusion, and let

ϕR:Aut⁡Wn,R→Aut⁡Pn,R∞\phi_R:\operatorname{Aut} W_{n,R}\rightarrow \operatorname{Aut} P_{n,R_{\infty}}

be the group homomorphism described in the source. Beraldo–Kanel-Belov–Kontsevich conjecture. The image of ϕR\phi_R belongs to

Aut⁡Pn,i(R)⊗Q.\operatorname{Aut} P_{n,i(R)\otimes \mathbb Q}.

This conjecture asserts that the reduction construction has image defined over the smaller coefficient algebra i(R)⊗Qi(R)\otimes\mathbb Q, rather than only over R∞R_{\infty}. The source attributes it to Conjecture 3 of the cited work, but gives no resolution evidence.

References

Primary source

Alexei Kanel-Belov, Andrey Elishev and Jie-Tai Yu, “Augmented Polynomial Symplectomorphisms and Quantization”, arXiv:1812.02859 (2020).

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