Algebraic freeness of mock Eisenstein and classical Eisenstein generators

Determine whether the algebra generated by the mock Eisenstein series f_2, f_4, f_6, … together with the Eisenstein series G_2, G_4, and G_6 is free, equivalently whether these functions satisfy no algebraic relations.

Background

Theorem 1.2 introduces the family of mock Eisenstein series f_k and defines the algebra F := Q[f_2, f_4, …, G_2, G_4, …]. The paper establishes that F is closed under differentiation, while Remark 1.7 conjecturally anticipates that F is freely generated by the even-indexed f_k together with G_2, G_4, and G_6.

Section 6 reports that the absence of algebraic relations among f_2, f_4, f_6, …, G_2, G_4, and G_6 has been verified numerically through weight 24, and also through mixed weight 12. The unresolved question is whether this apparent algebraic independence holds in general, so that the algebra F is free.

References

The functions f2, f4, f6, ... together with G2, G4 and G6, do not seem to satisfy any algebraic relations. This has been verified numerically up to weight 24 (and also up to mixed weight 12). Is it indeed the case that the algebra F is free?

Mock Eisenstein series associated to partition ranks  (2504.07713 - Bringmann et al., 10 Apr 2025) in Section 6, Question (2)