The Cherlin–Zilber conjecture for definable simple Lie rings

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A definable simple Lie ring of finite Morley rank is a Lie ring g\mathfrak{g} definable in a structure of finite Morley rank. Its characteristic is the characteristic associated with its underlying definable field when such a field is interpretable. Cherlin–Zilber conjecture for Lie rings. Let g\mathfrak{g} be a definable simple Lie ring of finite Morley rank. If the characteristic of g\mathfrak{g} is sufficiently large, then g\mathfrak{g} is a Lie algebra of finite dimension over an algebraically closed field. The paper states that this conjecture has been verified in characteristic 00, so the remaining scope concerns sufficiently large positive characteristic.

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Moreno Invitti, “Lie rings in finite-dimensional theories”, arXiv:2511.06068 (2025).

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