The Anick wildness conjecture
The Anick wildness conjecture
Let be the free associative algebra over a field , and define
The Anick wildness conjecture. The automorphism of is wild. The conjecture was later proved by Umirbaev, who established that the Anick automorphism is wild even in the free metabelian algebra and hence in the free associative algebra.
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Vesselin Drensky and Jie-Tai Yu, “Coordinates and Automorphisms of Polynomial and Free Associative Algebras of Rank Three”, arXiv:math/0606304 (2006).
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