Halperin's conjecture in formal dimensions up to 20
Lee Kennard, Yantao Wu

TL;DR
This paper extends the proof of Halperin's conjecture for positively elliptic spaces to formal dimensions up to 20, simplifying the proof using algebraic methods.
Contribution
It shortens and extends previous proofs of Halperin's conjecture to higher formal dimensions using elementary algebraic techniques.
Findings
Confirmed Halperin's conjecture up to formal dimension 20
Provided a simplified proof based on polynomial algebras
Extended previous results from dimension 16 to 20
Abstract
A 1976 conjecture of Halperin on positively elliptic spaces was recently confirmed in formal dimensions up to 16. In this article, we shorten the proof and extend the result up to formal dimension 20. We work with Meier's algebraic characterization of the conjecture, so the proof is elementary in that it involves only polynomial algebras, ideals, and derivations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
