The generalized Amitsur exponent conjecture for finite actions

Let WW be a unital FF-algebra over a field of characteristic zero, and let AA be a WW-algebra. Say that the action of WW on AA is finite when the image of the action has finite dimension. Let cnW(A)c_n^W(A) denote the generalized codimension sequence, and let exp(A)\exp(A) denote the ordinary PI-exponent of AA. The generalized Amitsur exponent conjecture. If the action of WW on AA is finite, then the limit

expW(A):=limncnW(A)n\exp^W(A):=\lim_{n\to \infty}\sqrt[n]{c_n^W(A)}

exists and is a nonnegative integer. Furthermore,

expW(A)=exp(A).\exp^W(A)=\exp(A).

The ordinary Amitsur conjecture is known in the classical setting, and the source notes equality with the ordinary exponent for the stated Grassmann-algebra examples. The asserted existence and equality for all finite actions remain open.

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Fabrizio Martino and Carla Rizzo, “Multipliers, W-algebras and the growth of generalized polynomial identities”, arXiv:2502.12830 (2026).

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