Algebraicity conjecture for the auxiliary series of the seven Weyl models

Consider the seven Weyl models in Table~

, and let $A(x,y)$ be the series defined in Proposition~

. Weyl-model algebraicity conjecture. For every one of these seven models, A(x,y)A(x,y) is algebraic; consequently, C(x,y)C(x,y) is D-finite. In addition, for each of the four models in Table~

, $C(x,y)$ is algebraic, as is $Q(x,y)$. The conjecture is proved for three of the seven Weyl models and for three of the four models in Table~

; five models therefore remain open, including four Weyl models and Gessel's model.

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Mireille Bousquet-Mélou and Michael Wallner, “Walks avoiding a quadrant and the reflection principle”, arXiv:2110.07633 (2021).

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