Euler-characteristic asymptotics for the Fibonacci Lie algebra

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Let L\mathcal L be the Fibonacci Lie algebra, let λ=(1+5)/2\lambda=(1+\sqrt 5)/2, and let E(L,t)\mathbf E(\mathcal L,t) denote its Euler characteristic. Euler-characteristic asymptotic conjecture. There exist constants C1,C2>0C_1,C_2>0 such that, as t→1−0t\to1-0,

exp⁡ ⁣(−C1(1−t)log⁡λ2)≤E(L,t)≤exp⁡ ⁣(−C2(1−t)log⁡λ2).\exp\!\left(-\frac{C_1}{(1-t)^{\log_\lambda 2}}\right)\le \mathbf E(\mathcal L,t)\le \exp\!\left(-\frac{C_2}{(1-t)^{\log_\lambda 2}}\right).

This would quantify how the Euler characteristic approaches zero near its singularity and could have applications to the homology of L\mathcal L.

References

Primary source

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

Additional references

11 papers in this index state this conjecture (2004–2024). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2210.12569, arXiv:2111.13541, arXiv:1910.10146, arXiv:1805.04796, arXiv:1710.06345, arXiv:1610.08339, arXiv:1511.04831, arXiv:1102.5684, arXiv:0909.3763, arXiv:math/0404225.

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