Countable-dimensionality conjecture for locally finite Steinitz numbers

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A Steinitz number τ=pPprp\tau=\prod_{p\in\mathbb{P}}p^{r_p} is locally finite if rp<r_p<\infty for every prime pPp\in\mathbb{P}. Let AA be a unital locally matrix algebra, and let n(A)\mathbf{n}(A) denote its Steinitz number.

Countable-dimensionality conjecture. If τ\tau is a locally finite Steinitz number, AA is a unital locally matrix algebra, and n(A)=τ\mathbf{n}(A)=\tau, then AA is countable dimensional.

This concerns the dimension of unital locally matrix algebras whose Steinitz number has only finite prime exponents. The supplied text does not state whether the claim is known or resolved.

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Oksana Bezushchak and Bogdana Oliynyk, “Unital locally matrix algebras and Steinitz numbers”, arXiv:1907.11506 (2019).

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