Motivic multiple zeta values and the block filtration
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Abstract: We extend the block filtration, defined by Brown based on the work of Charlton, to all motivic multiple zeta values, and study relations compatible with this filtration. We construct a Lie algebra describing relations among motivic multiple zeta values modulo terms of lower block degree, proving Charlton's cyclic insertion conjecture in this structure, and showing the existence of a `block shuffle' relation, and a previously unknown dihedral symmetry and differential relation.
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