Polynomial closure conjecture for the sets An\mathcal{A}_n

For each integer n1n\geq 1, let An\mathcal{A}_n be the set defined in the paper, viewed as a subset of the algebraic integers Z\overline{\mathbb{Z}}. A subset is polynomially closed in Z\overline{\mathbb{Z}} if it equals its polynomial closure there. Polynomial closure conjecture. For each n1n\geq 1, An\mathcal{A}_n is polynomially closed in Z\overline{\mathbb{Z}}. The paper proves the case n=1n=1, while the cases n2n\geq 2 remain open in the supplied context.

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Giulio Peruginelli and Nicholas J. Werner, “Nontriviality of rings of integral-valued polynomials”, arXiv:2407.09351 (2025).

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