Binary weak nilpotence conjecture for the identities wn=0w_n=0 through w2n3=0w_{2n-3}=0

Let AA be a nonassociative algebra, and let wi=0w_i=0 denote the corresponding multilinear identities. The algebra is weakly nilpotent of index nn when the stated identities force all sufficiently long products in the relevant weak sense.

Binary weak nilpotence conjecture. For each nn, the identities wn=wn+1==w2n3=0w_n=w_{n+1}=\cdots=w_{2n-3}=0 imply the identity w2n2=0w_{2n-2}=0, and hence imply weak nilpotence of index nn.

This generalizes the exhibited case in which w4=w5=0w_4=w_5=0 implies weak nilpotence of index 44.

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Vladimir Dotsenko, “Nilpotence, weak nilpotence, and the nil property in the nonassociative world: computations and conjectures”, arXiv:2306.11362 (2023).

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