Eastwood–Ezhov's LSA characterization conjecture

Let A\mathcal A be a complete abelian left-symmetric algebra (LSA) with a nondegenerate Hessian-type inner product. Let sDer(A)\operatorname{sDer}(\mathcal A) denote its space of infinitesimal similarity derivations. Eastwood–Ezhov's LSA conjecture. If

dimsDer(A)=1,\dim \operatorname{sDer}(\mathcal A)=1,

then A\mathcal A is the abelian filiform LSA. This is a reformulation of the Cayley-hypersurface characterization conjecture in terms of complete abelian LSAs and their associated polynomial geometry; the source does not state a resolution.

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Yuncherl Choi and Hyuk Kim, “A characterization of Cayley Hypersurface and Eastwood and Ezhov conjecture”, arXiv:math/0503249 (2005).

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