Spectrality conjecture for the Kolmogorov quotient of infinite affine orbit space

Let KK be a field, let nn be a positive integer, and let GG act on the infinite affine space AK,n{\mathbb A}^n_{K,\infty}. Write KQ(AK,n/G)\textnormal{KQ}({\mathbb A}^n_{K,\infty}/G) for the Kolmogorov quotient of the orbit space, obtained by identifying topologically indistinguishable points. Spectrality conjecture. The Kolmogorov quotient

KQ(AK,n/G)\textnormal{KQ}({\mathbb A}^n_{K,\infty}/G)

is a spectral space. The quotient removes the failure of the T0T_0 condition in the orbit space. Cohen's classical result shows that this space is noetherian; the conjecture asserts the stronger spectral-space property.

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Mario Kummer and Cordian Riener, “Equivariant algebraic and semi-algebraic geometry of infinite affine space”, arXiv:2203.11921 (2022).

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