Anick's conjecture on wild automorphisms
Anick's conjecture on wild automorphisms
Let be a field of characteristic , and let
be the Anick automorphism of . An automorphism is wild if it does not belong to the group generated by elementary automorphisms. Anick's conjecture. There exist wild automorphisms in ; in particular, the Anick automorphism is wild. The paper is titled “The strong Anick conjecture is true” and presents this assertion as the conjecture being addressed; no resolution is stated in the supplied context, so its status here remains open.
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Vesselin Drensky and Jie-Tai Yu, “The strong Anick conjecture is true”, arXiv:math/0507170 (2005).
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