Strong minimality conjecture for generic differential equations

Let f(x)f(x) be a generic differential polynomial of fixed order h>1h>1 and fixed degree d>1d>1, meaning that its coefficients are independent differentially transcendental elements and it contains all monomials of degree at most dd in x,x,,x(h)x,x',\ldots,x^{(h)}. Let Z(f)Z(f) denote its solution set. Strong minimality conjecture. Generic differential equations of fixed order and degree greater than one are strongly minimal. The main theorem proves strong minimality under a sufficiently large degree bound, while this conjecture predicts the result for every degree greater than one.

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Matthew DeVilbiss and James Freitag, “Generic differential equations are strongly minimal”, arXiv:2106.02627 (2023).

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