The vanishing innermost-polynomial conjecture

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Let Q\mathcal{Q} and Rm,nR_{m,n} be as above. For F∈Rm,nF\in R_{m,n}, let ZZ denote the innermost polynomial of FF. The vanishing innermost-polynomial conjecture. If (a,b,m,n)∈Q(a,b,m,n)\in\mathcal{Q} and F,G∈C[x,y]F,G\in\mathbb{C}[x,y] satisfy [F,G]∈C[F,G]\in\mathbb{C}, F∈Rm,nF\in R_{m,n}, and G∈Rbm/a,bn/aG\in R_{bm/a,bn/a}, then

Z=0.Z=0.

The paper uses this assertion in its proposed chain of implications toward the Jacobian conjecture; no resolution is supplied.

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Kyungyong Lee and Li Li, “On the two-dimensional Jacobian conjecture: Magnus' formula revisited, IV”, arXiv:2408.01279 (2024).

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