Multiplier-group subgroup conjecture for algebraic quasiperiodic flows
Multiplier-group subgroup conjecture for algebraic quasiperiodic flows
Let be the -torus, let be a quasiperiodic flow on generated by a constant vector field , and let be a real algebraic number field of degree over . Suppose that there is a nonzero real number such that the components of form a basis of over . The multiplier-group subgroup conjecture. The multiplier group of is a subgroup of the group of units of the ring of integers in . This conjecture concerns the arithmetic structure of the smooth-conjugacy invariant associated with a quasiperiodic flow; the paper later says that the conjecture is reformulated and proved, so its resolution should be checked against the cited theorem.
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Lennard F. Bakker, “Quasiperiodic Flows and Algebraic Number Fields”, arXiv:math/0307389 (2003).
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