The infinitude conjecture for observable non-reductive subgroups

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Let GG be an algebraic group and HGH\subseteq G an observable subgroup. Write W(H)=NG(H)/HW(H)=N_G(H)/H for the corresponding quotient of the normalizer. The subgroup HH is reductive if it has trivial unipotent radical. Infinitude conjecture. If HH is observable but not reductive, then W(H)W(H) is infinite. This conjecture would characterize a structural feature of quasiaffine but non-affine homogeneous spaces beyond the reductive case; the source gives no resolution.

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I. V. Arzhantsev and D. A. Timashev, “Affine embeddings of homogeneous spaces”, arXiv:math/0004002 (2000).

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