Nonexistence of the normalized growth limit for the Fibonacci Lie algebra

Let L\mathcal L be the Fibonacci Lie algebra, let γL(n)\gamma_{\mathcal L}(n) denote its regular growth function, and let λ=(1+5)/2\lambda=(1+\sqrt 5)/2. Growth-limit conjecture. The normalized growth function has no limit:

̸ ⁣limnγL(n)nlogλ2.\not\!\exists\lim_{n\to\infty}\frac{\gamma_{\mathcal L}(n)}{n^{\log_\lambda 2}}.

Earlier estimates establish the corresponding growth exponent, while the nonexistence of this limit remains a finer asymptotic question.

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Victor Petrogradsky, “Fibonacci Lie algebra revisited”, arXiv:2410.08832 (2024).

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