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The rank-one Dixmier conjecture for elements of mass at most six

Idris Ali Shaik

Hexagonhexagon/2610.00273Oct 15, 2026math.RAAI-generatedscore 0

Let K be a field of characteristic zero and let P,Q in A_1(K) satisfy [Q,P]=1. We prove that P,Q generate A_1(K) if either has mass at most six, meaning at most six nonzero homogeneous components for the grading deg X=1, deg Y=-1, with no degree bound on either element. This extends the four-component theorem of Guccione, Guccione and Valqui. The proof combines their Newton-polygon restrictions with a classification of polynomial pairs r,f satisfying an associated scalar differential equation under the condition that r^2 has at most six monomial terms. The scalar argument uses a…

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