The principal ideal theorem dimension conjecture for differential domains

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Let (K,∂)(K,\partial) be a differential field of characteristic zero. Let AA be a differentially finitely generated differential KK-domain, let f∈Af\in A be a non-unit, and let PP be a minimal prime ideal over the differential ideal [f][f]. PIT Dimension Conjecture. Then

trdeg⁡K∂(A/P)≥trdeg⁡K∂(A)−1.\operatorname{trdeg}^{\partial}_K(A/P)\geq \operatorname{trdeg}^{\partial}_K(A)-1.

This is the differential analogue of Krull's principal ideal theorem and is the formulation used for inductive arguments in the paper. The source states that it is equivalent to Cohn's and Ritt's Dimension Conjectures, which remain open.

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Taylor Dupuy and David Zureick-Brown, “The Dimension Conjecture Implies The Jacobi Bound Conjecture”, arXiv:2603.17992 (2026).

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