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Artifact ↗The Zariski cancellation problem for complex affine space in dimension four
Theorem 1.1: with , and , the algebra is an integral complex domain of dimension four with but . The stabilization uses that is a residual coordinate (El Kahoui-Ouali, Dutta-Lahiri); non-polynomiality is proved by degenerating to a graded algebra, lifting a putative additive action through a torus bundle over a quadric, and excluding it by a Mason-Stothers abc argument. It answers only : dimension three is not treated, and the paper notes that adjoining variables to a counterexample does not by itself give counterexamples in higher dimensions.
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
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Canonical aliases: The Zariski cancellation problem for complex affine space in dimension four · Zariski cancellation over C, dimension 4
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Theorem 1.1: with , and , the algebra is an integral complex domain of dimension four with but . The stabilization uses that is a residual coordinate (El Kahoui-Ouali, Dutta-Lahiri); non-polynomiality is proved by degenerating to a graded algebra, lifting a putative additive action through a torus bundle over a quadric, and excluding it by a Mason-Stothers abc argument. It answers only : dimension three is not treated, and the paper notes that adjoining variables to a counterexample does not by itself give counterexamples in higher dimensions. parent of this event
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