
doi: 10.1070/im9017
Abstract The famous Jacobian conjecture (JC) remains open even for dimension . In this paper we study it by extending the class of polynomial mappings to quasi-polynomial ones. We show that any possible non-invertible polynomial mapping with non-zero constant Jacobian can be transformed into a special reduced form by a sequence of elementary transformations.
Newton polynomial, Jacobian conjecture, Abhyankar's equation, Jacobian problem, quasi-polynomial mappings
Newton polynomial, Jacobian conjecture, Abhyankar's equation, Jacobian problem, quasi-polynomial mappings
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