The NE/EN vertex conjecture for inner polynomials

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Let ZZ be the innermost polynomial and ζ(F)\zeta(F) the inner polynomial arising from the paper's construction. For a convex polygon, the NE vertex is the uppermost vertex with largest xx-coordinate among ties, and the EN vertex is the rightmost vertex with largest yy-coordinate among ties. The NE/EN vertex conjecture. The Newton polygon of ZZ has an NE vertex (m,n)(m',n') coinciding with its EN vertex, satisfying

nm=nm,N0(Z)Rectm,n,\frac{n'}{m'}=\frac{n}{m},\qquad N^0(Z)\subseteq\operatorname{Rect}_{m',n'},

and the Newton polygon of ζ(F)\zeta(F) has the same property. The paper identifies this as an important step toward proving its preceding 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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