The universal k-equivalence descent conjecture for the pair of pants
The universal k-equivalence descent conjecture for the pair of pants
Let be the pair of pants, and let -equivalence mean equality of geometric intersection numbers with every class of curves having self-intersection number .
Universal k-equivalence descent conjecture. On the pair of pants, -equivalence implies -equivalence for all positive integers .
This is the strongest formulation proposed in the source and contains the earlier conjecture for as a special case. The paper proves descent to - and -equivalence in the relevant range, while the assertion for all positive integers remains open in the source.
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Nithin Kavi, “Equivalence Relations Between Closed Curves On the Pair of Pants”, arXiv:1909.13187 (2019).
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