Simplicity descent conjecture for differential operator rings

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Let kk be any field, and let RSR\hookrightarrow S be an inclusion of kk-algebras that splits as a map of RR-modules. Simplicity descent conjecture. If Dk(S)D_k(S) is a simple ring, then Dk(R)D_k(R) is a simple ring. This would explain simplicity for invariant rings through their module-splitting inclusion into a regular ring, independently of more specific features of the group action. Its status in the source is conjectural.

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Karen E. Smith and Michel Van den Bergh, “Simplicity of Rings of Differential Operators in Prime Characteristic”, arXiv:math/0209275 (2002).

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