Asymptotic dimension conjecture for diagonal coinvariant rings of monomial groups

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Let \bell\bell and mm be positive integers with \bellygeq2\bell ygeq 2 and mm dividing \bell\bell, and let G(\bell,m,n)G(\bell,m,n) denote the corresponding monomial group. Let RG(\bell,m,n)R_{G(\bell,m,n)} be its diagonal coinvariant ring. Asymptotic dimension conjecture.

limndim(RG(,m,n))((n1)+2/m1)n=1.\lim_{n \to \infty} \frac{\operatorname{dim}(R_{G(\ell,m,n)})}{(\ell (n-1) + 2\ell/m-1)^n}=1.

This proposes that the displayed lower bound gives the principal asymptotic term for the dimension of the diagonal coinvariant ring as nn tends to infinity; the supplied text gives no resolution.

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Stephen Griffeth, “The diagonal coinvariant ring of a complex reflection group”, arXiv:2112.01419 (2022).

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