The Sibirsky ideal component conjecture

Consider the 1:11:-1 resonant polynomial system

x˙=x(1(i,j)Saijxiyj),y˙=y(1(i,j)Sbjixjyi).\dot x=x\left(1-\sum_{(i,j)\in S}a_{ij}x^iy^j\right),\qquad \dot y=-y\left(1-\sum_{(i,j)\in S}b_{ji}x^jy^i\right).

Let ISI_S be its Sibirsky ideal and let BB be the Bautin ideal, with V(IS){\bf V}(I_S) and V(B){\bf V}(B) their varieties. Sibirsky ideal component conjecture. The set V(IS){\bf V}(I_S) is a component of the variety V(B){\bf V}(B); that is, it is a proper irreducible subvariety of V(B){\bf V}(B). This conjecture asserts that the Sibirsky ideal captures a genuine component of the integrability variety; the supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Tatjana Petek and Valery Romanovski, “Integrability of polynomial vector fields and a dual problem”, arXiv:2409.04322 (2024).

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