Sharp balanceability conjecture for the exterior derivative

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Let dd and qq be integers with 1≤q≤d−11\leq q\leq d-1, and consider the exterior derivative acting on (d−q)(d-q)-forms. The operator is kk-balanceable when it satisfies the balanceability property with parameter kk. Sharp balanceability conjecture. The exterior derivative acting on (d−q)(d-q)-forms is kk-balanceable if and only if

k∈{q,…,d−1}.k\in\{q,\dots,d-1\}.

The conjecture asserts the sharp range of parameters for which the exterior derivative is balanceable; the surrounding argument establishes sufficiency, while the necessity and hence the exact range remain to be proved.

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Luigi De Masi and Carlo Gasparetto, “Non-rigidity of the absolutely continuous part of A-free measures”, arXiv:2312.06026 (2025).

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