The isolated-singularity conjecture for cyclic invariants of quantum affine space

Let A:=k1[x]A:=\Bbbk_{-1}[\mathbf{x}] and let G:=CnG:=C_n act as in the paper. A graded isolated singularity means that the invariant ring has the isolated-singularity property in the graded noncommutative sense used here. The isolated-singularity conjecture. AGA^G is a graded isolated singularity if and only if nn is not divisible by 33 and 55. The preceding results establish this when n=2apbn=2^ap^b for a prime pp, distinguishing the cases p=3,5p=3,5 from the other primes; the assertion for general nn is left open.

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Kenneth Chan, Alexander Young and James Zhang, “Noncommutative cyclic isolated singularities”, arXiv:1902.04847 (2019).

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