The converse characterization of extreme points in PRP2PRP_2

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Let p∈C[z1,z2]p\in\mathbb{C}[z_1,z_2] be scattering stable, let p~(0,0)=0\widetilde{p}(0,0)=0, and define

f=p+p~p−p~.f=\frac{p+\widetilde{p}}{p-\widetilde{p}}.

Converse characterization conjecture. If ff is an extreme point of PRP2PRP_2, then pp is T2\mathbb{T}^2-saturated and p−p~p-\widetilde{p} is irreducible.

The preceding theorem proves that T2\mathbb{T}^2-saturation of pp together with irreducibility of p−p~p-\widetilde{p} is sufficient for ff to be extreme. This conjecture asserts that these conditions are also necessary, giving a characterization of the extreme points arising from such rational functions. The source states that this remains unproved.

References

Primary source

Greg Knese, “Extreme points and saturated polynomials”, arXiv:1703.00094 (2017).

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