Let m∈Z and let z~ be an m-closed polygon recutting lattice map, meaning z~i,j=z~i+m,j−m for all i,j. Assume z~i,0=0 for all i∈2Z, define yi=z~2i+1,1 and ϱi=ℓ2i=ℓ2i+1, and let Ik be the set of k-subsets of {0,1,…,m−1}. Assume polygon recutting T can be applied to z~ at least m−1 times. Polygon recutting singularity position conjecture. If m∈2Z+1 and k=(m−1)/2, then, for every i∈2Z+1, z~i,m equals the stated ratio of sums over Ik; if m∈2Z and k=m/2, then, for every i∈2Z, z~i,m equals the stated ratio of sums over Ik−1 and Ik. Explicitly, the odd case is
z~i,m=(−1)kI∈Ik∑[r∈I∏(−1)rr∈I∏yrr,s∈I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)r,s∈/I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)]I∈Ik∑[r∈I∏(−1)rr∈/I∏yrr,s∈I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)r,s∈/I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)].
The even case is
z~i,m=(−1)k+1I∈Ik∑[r∈I∏(−1)rϱr2r∈I∏yrr,s∈I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)r,s∈/I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)]I∈Ik−1∑[r∈I∏(−1)rϱr2r∈/I∏yrr,s∈I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)r,s∈/I,r<s∏(ϱr2−ϱs2)].
The conjecture gives an explicit formula for the position of the singularity following the known polygon recutting Devron phenomenon; the source does not state whether these formulas have been proved.