Real-part conjecture for tree amplitude functions

Let TT be a tree, meaning a connected circuit-free non-oriented finite simple graph, and let CT(R3)C_T(\mathbb{R}^3) be its configuration space. Let AT\mathcal{A}_T be the associated amplitude function. Tree real-part conjecture. For every xCT(R3)\mathbf{x}\in C_T(\mathbb{R}^3),

Re(AT(x))1.\operatorname{Re}(\mathcal{A}_T(\mathbf{x}))\geq 1.

If true, this conjecture implies the graph-amplitude lower-bound conjecture, and hence also the nonvanishing conjecture, for trees; its resolution is not stated in the supplied text.

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Joseph Malkoun, “Finite graphs and configurations of points”, arXiv:2508.13472 (2026).

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