The prime-level double-shuffle conjecture for multiple polylogarithms

Let N>1N>1, and consider multiple polylogarithms evaluated at NN-th roots of unity. The double-shuffle and distribution relations are families of relations among these values. Prime-level double-shuffle conjecture. If NN is prime and one restricts to the case in which weight equals depth, then the double-shuffle and distribution relations give all relations among multiple polylogarithms at NN-th roots of unity. For composite NN, the source explicitly states that these relations do not provide all relations; the prime, weight-equals-depth case is left as a conjectural exception.

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A. B. Goncharov, “Multiple zeta-values, Galois groups, and geometry of modular varieties”, arXiv:math/0005069 (2000).

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