The split semi-elliptic Lindemann--Weierstrass conjecture

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Let Ω\Omega be a lattice in C\mathbb{C} with algebraic invariants g2,g3g_2,g_3. Let ss and nn be nonnegative integers. Let t1,…,tst_1,\dots,t_s be Q\mathbb{Q}-linearly independent algebraic numbers, and let p1,…,pnp_1,\dots,p_n be kk-linearly independent algebraic numbers. Split semi-elliptic Lindemann--Weierstrass conjecture. The s+2ns+2n numbers

et1,…,ets,℘(p1),…,℘(pn),ζ(p1),…,ζ(pn)\mathrm{e}^{t_1},\dots,\mathrm{e}^{t_s},\wp(p_1),\dots,\wp(p_n),\zeta(p_1),\dots,\zeta(p_n)

are algebraically independent. This is a Lindemann--Weierstrass-type consequence of the split semi-elliptic conjecture; the source notes that the ordinary Lindemann--Weierstrass theorem and the Philippon--Wüstholz theorem establish special cases, but the full statement is open.

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Cristiana Bertolin and Michel Waldschmidt, “Variations on Schanuel's Conjecture for elliptic and quasi-elliptic functions I: the split case”, arXiv:2504.14048 (2025).

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