The coaction and weight conjectures for six-dimensional phi-three periods
The coaction and weight conjectures for six-dimensional phi-three periods
Let denote the space of motivic periods of six-dimensional theory, and let denote the de Rham period space. Write for the -vector space of motivic periods at at most loops, and let be the non-trivial part of the motivic Galois coaction. Coaction and weight conjecture. The following assertions hold:
- The number content of six-dimensional periods is a subset of, and possibly equal to, the number content of four-dimensional periods.
- The motivic Galois coaction closes on periods:
- The motivic Galois coaction is consistent with the loop grading, with its non-trivial part provided by periods of lower loop order:
- The maximum weight in is . These assertions organize the expected number-theoretical content, coaction structure, loop grading, and weight growth of six-dimensional periods. The source reports compatibility with the conjecture, while noting that the corresponding fourth assertion is proved in theory but is more obscure in theory; no full resolution is given.
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Primary source
Michael Borinsky and Oliver Schnetz, “Recursive computation of Feynman periods”, arXiv:2206.10460 (2022).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2016–2022). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1603.04289.
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