Recurrence dimension conjecture for alternating multiple s-values

For each weight nn, let AMSVn\mathsf{AMSV}_n denote the rational vector space of alternating multiple ss-values. Recurrence dimension conjecture.

dimQAMSV1=1,dimQAMSV2=3,\dim_{\mathbb Q}\mathsf{AMSV}_1=1,\qquad \dim_{\mathbb Q}\mathsf{AMSV}_2=3,

and, for every n3n\ge3,

dimQAMSVn=2dimQAMSVn12 ⁣n+12+4.\dim_{\mathbb Q}\mathsf{AMSV}_n=2\dim_{\mathbb Q}\mathsf{AMSV}_{n-1}-2\left\lfloor\displaystyle\!\frac{n+1}{2}\right\rfloor+4.

The paper presents this as one of three dimension conjectures based on theoretical and numerical evidence and describes the resulting problems as unsolved.

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Ce Xu, Lu Yan and Jianqiang Zhao, “Alternating Multiple Mixed Values: Regularization, Special Values, Parity and Dimension Conjectures”, arXiv:2208.09593 (2025).

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