Gross–Zagier non-vanishing conjecture for Darmon cycles

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 sf,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.

sf,p\Greekmath011F0L(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\Greekmath011F0L(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.

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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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