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The Kaliman–Zaidenberg conjecture in affine algebraic geometry that a homogeneous polynomial's Hessian vanishing implies it is a coordinate (in the polynomial ring); claims about its truth in a given dimension, counterexamples (e.g. dimension five), and relations to the Jacobian conjecture belong here.
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