The divisibility and support descent conjecture

Assume that FF and GG satisfy conditions (1)--(5) of the remainder vanishing conjecture. Let FF^\circ be the remainder, and use the paper's definitions of the ww-divisibility conditions and divisibility-and-support conditions (DSC). For the indicated integer ranges, suppose the relevant higher-index conditions hold.

The divisibility and support descent conjecture. The following implications hold: for w=(0,1)w=(0,1) and i[m(nm)(a1)/a+1,m(nm)]i\in[m(n-m)(a-1)/a+1,m(n-m)], the ii-th ww-divisibility conditions imply the (i1)(i-1)-st; for w=(1,1)w=(1,1) and i[m(nm)(a1)/a,m(nm)]i\in[m(n-m)(a-1)/a,m(n-m)], the same implication holds; and for i[1,m(nm)(a1)/a]i\in[1,m(n-m)(a-1)/a], the ii-th DSC imply the (i1)(i-1)-st divisibility conditions.

The source states that this conjecture implies the preceding remainder-vanishing conjecture, and hence the Jacobian conjecture. No resolution status is supplied.

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Jacob Glidewell, William E. Hurst, Kyungyong Lee and Li Li, “On the two-dimensional Jacobian conjecture: Magnus' formula revisited, II”, arXiv:2205.12792 (2022).

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