Theorem · version 1

The explicit map has no polynomial inverse

Earlier version 1. View current version 2 →

Statement

For the displayed three-variable map F over ℚ, there are no polynomial tuples defining a two-sided compositional inverse; the mirrored universal Jacobian conjecture statement is false.

Assumptions

  • Polynomial Jacobian and composition over ℚ.

Scope

A formal algebraic counterexample. Identification with analytic Fréchet derivatives and further geometric interpretations are outside the claimed formalization.

Evidence

Source reports

Formal proofs

Connections

In this problem · publication v3 · Selected context

Jacobian conjecture →

Supporting result · Proved

Relationship not independently reviewed. This concerns its use in this problem.

Sources

Alpöge counterexample in Lean →

alerad/alpoge-lean project · Project documentation · Publication date Jul 23, 2026

Public formal source; build and independent mathematical review are separate checks.

Revision & attribution

Source revision: b8eec94711a9b73151929b78cbd7cb999a008590. Observed Oct 13, 2026.

The project reports an AI-assisted formalization and computer-algebra workflow; this is distinct from the original discovery.

Source updated Jul 23, 2026.

Alpöge counterexample in Lean — pinned source: b8eec94711a9b73151929b78cbd7cb999a008590.

History

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Assessment history · 1

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Record details
Claim ID
claim-jacobian-no-polynomial-inverse
Statement version
1
SHA-256
d34308ca39af7c952bbcfee26eac7cdbb63269a9fa9611e552aa0cc96a0d9da6

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