Uniform boundedness conjecture for semisimple algebraic groups

Let GG be a semisimple linear algebraic group over an infinite field kk. Write G+(k)G^+(k) for the subgroup generated by the subgroups Ru(Q)(k)R_u(Q)(k), where QQ ranges over all minimal kk-parabolic subgroups of GG. Uniform boundedness conjecture. Then G+(k)G^+(k) is uniformly bounded. This conjecture concerns the boundedness behaviour of semisimple algebraic groups; the paper proves that boundedness of G+(k)G^+(k) implies uniform boundedness and establishes explicit bounds under additional hypotheses, but the general assertion remains open.

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Jarek Kędra, Assaf Libman and Ben Martin, “Uniform boundedness for algebraic groups and Lie groups”, arXiv:2202.13885 (2022).

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