Realization conjecture for PI-exponents of algebras with involution

Let α1\alpha\geq 1 be a real number. An algebra with involution AαA_\alpha has a *-PI-exponent, when the limit exists, defined by

exp(Aα)=limncn(Aα)n.\operatorname{exp}^*(A_\alpha)=\lim_{n\to\infty}\sqrt[n]{c_n^*(A_\alpha)}.

Realization conjecture for *-PI-exponents. For any real value α1\alpha\geq 1, there exists an algebra AαA_\alpha with involution such that its *-PI-exponent exists and

exp(Aα)=α.\operatorname{exp}^*(A_\alpha)=\alpha.

This conjecture describes the proposed range of values of the *-PI-exponent. The source motivates it using results cited as GMZ, but gives no resolution in the supplied text.

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Dušan D. Repovš and Mikhail V. Zaicev, “On existence of PI-exponent of algebras with involution”, arXiv:2210.10589 (2022).

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