Algebraic Polynomial Automorphisms and Classical Examples

Engineered Science, 2026

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DOI 10.30919/es2289
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Abstract

This paper develops an algebraicity framework for polynomial automorphisms by showing that finite compositions of pairwise commuting elementary automorphisms and the classical wild Nagata and Anick automorphisms can be treated within a common polynomial-identity approach.