Identification conjecture for ranked groups with an almost self-normalizing TI-subgroup

Let GG) be a connected ranked group with involutions but with no infinite elementary abelian subgroup. Suppose that GG has a definable, connected subgroup C<GC<G which is a TI-subgroup, meaning that its distinct conjugates intersect trivially, and is almost self-normalising. Suppose that CC has even index in N=NG(C)N=N_G(C). A1A_1-Conjecture. Then

GPGL2(K).G\simeq \operatorname{PGL}_2(\mathbb{K}).

This conjecture proposes that the involution geometry associated with an almost self-normalizing TI-subgroup characterises the characteristic-not-22 form of the root system A1A_1, potentially extending beyond the finite Morley rank setting; its resolution is not supplied here.

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Adrien Deloro and Joshua Wiscons, “The geometry of involutions in ranked groups with a TI-subgroup”, arXiv:1901.04453 (2019).

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