2111.02588
ON SYMBOLIC ALGEBRAIC GROUP VARIETIES AND DUAL SURJUNCTIVITY
Xuan Kien Phung
correcthigh confidence
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- Journal tier
- Strong Field
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM
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Audit review
The candidate solution accurately restates and follows the same core arguments and structural lemmas as the paper: (a) for sofic groups over an uncountable algebraically closed field, post-surjectivity implies (•)-pre-injectivity, proved via a uniform post-surjectivity lemma and sofic graph approximations leading to a counting/dimension contradiction; and (b) for amenable groups (any algebraically closed field), pre-injectivity implies surjectivity (Myhill), and surjectivity implies both (•)- and (••)-pre-injectivity (Moore), via algebraic mean dimension and tiling. Minor differences are cosmetic (e.g., the candidate’s “fiber-dimension” phrasing vs. the paper’s explicit connected-component counting), and the candidate omits the paper’s global convention that G is finitely generated. Substantively, both are aligned.
Referee report (LaTeX)
\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions
\textbf{Journal Tier:} strong field
\textbf{Justification:}
Substantial and well-structured results: dual surjunctivity for algebraic group cellular automata over sofic groups (uncountable K) and a full Garden of Eden theorem over amenable groups. The methods are robust (uniform post-surjectivity, sofic approximations, mean dimension). Clarity is high; minor improvements include foregrounding the finite-generation convention and discussing the necessity of uncountability in Lemma 5.3.