Dominance conjecture for nonzero Lie algebra word maps

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Let KK be the base field, let g\mathfrak{g} be a semisimple KK-Lie algebra, and let w∈Lrw\in\mathcal{L}_{r} be a Lie algebra word. Let φw:gr→g\varphi_{w}:\mathfrak{g}^{r}\rightarrow\mathfrak{g} be the induced word map. Assume that φw\varphi_{w} is non-zero, meaning

φw(g(K‾)r)≠{0}.\varphi_{w}(\mathfrak{g}(\overline{K})^{r})\neq\{0\}.

Dominance conjecture. Then φw\varphi_{w} is dominant. This extends the stated Lie-algebra analogue of Borel's theorem beyond the explicitly assumed sl2\mathfrak{sl}_{2} condition; the supplied text does not state whether the conjecture has been resolved.

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Itay Glazer and Yotam I. Hendel, “On singularity properties of word maps and applications to probabilistic Waring type problems”, arXiv:1912.12556 (2020).

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