11 problems
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First author's supercongruence for the sequence
Let be a prime with , and write . Let denote the sequence used in the paper's Beukers-method construction. The first author's conjecture ass…
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Non-degeneracy conjecture for the -adic height pairing
Let be an elliptic curve over with good ordinary reduction at . Let the -adic height pairing on be the -adic analogue of the usual height…
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The -adic refinement of Kaneko–Zagier's conjecture
The -adic refinement. There is a topological -algebra isomorphism from onto whic…
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The Chabauty–Kim finiteness-level conjecture for rational points
Chabauty–Kim conjecture. For all sufficiently large , one has
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Kim's general conjecture on big polylogarithmic Chabauty–Kim loci
Let be an integer scheme and let be a prime below , with totally split over . For each , let … be the associated big polylogarithmic Chabauty–Kim…
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Convergence of polylogarithmic Chabauty–Kim loci
Let be a totally real integer scheme, and let be a totally split prime. For each , let denote the associated polylogarith…
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The adelic root bound hypothesis for sums of products of sparse polynomials
For , let denote the class of polynomials represented as sums of products of integer polynomials, each having at most nonzero…
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Validity of the almost-good-reduction approach for other discrete Painlevé equations
The authors study discrete Painlevé II equations over finite fields by extending the domain through spaces of initial conditions and by reduction modulo a prime from a local field.…
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Discrete exponential fixed-point count modulo prime powers
Let be prime and . Consider solutions of … with and . Fixed-point counting conjecture. The number of these solutions is asy…
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Conjecture that the higher Newton polygon family is a -integral basis
Higher Newton polygon basis conjecture. The following family is a -integral basis of :
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Conjecture that the constructed elements form a -integral basis
The constructed-basis conjecture. These elements are always a -integral basis of .