Gross–Zagier non-vanishing conjecture for Darmon cycles

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Let ff be a pp-new eigenform, let p\mathfrak{p} be a prime above pp, let Vp(f)V_{\mathfrak{p}}(f) be the corresponding pp-adic representation, let \Greekmath011F{\Greekmath 011F} be a character of the relevant ring class group, and let s‾f,p\Greekmath011F\underline{s}_{f,\mathfrak{p}}^{\Greekmath 011F} and sf,p\Greekmath011Fs_{f,\mathfrak{p}}^{\Greekmath 011F} be respectively the conjectural global and Darmon cohomology classes. Write L(f/K,\Greekmath011F,s)L(f/K,{\Greekmath 011F},s) for the Rankin–Selberg LL-function. Gross–Zagier non-vanishing conjecture.

s‾f,p\Greekmath011F≠0⟺L′(f/K,\Greekmath011F,k/2)≠0,\underline{s}_{f,\mathfrak{p}}^{\Greekmath 011F}\neq 0\Longleftrightarrow L'(f/K,{\Greekmath 011F},k/2)\neq 0,

and in particular

sf,p\Greekmath011F≠0⟹L′(f/K,\Greekmath011F,k/2)≠0.s_{f,\mathfrak{p}}^{\Greekmath 011F}\neq 0\Longrightarrow L'(f/K,{\Greekmath 011F},k/2)\neq 0.

This is proposed as a Gross–Zagier-type statement for Darmon cycles. The paper notes that even the corresponding conjectures for classical Heegner cycles remain completely open, so no resolution is supplied here.

References

Primary source

Victor Rotger and Marco Adamo Seveso, “L-invariants and Darmon cycles attached to modular forms”, arXiv:1004.3513 (2010).

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