Faltings-height formula conjecture for arithmetic special cycles

Let dd be the dimension parameter used in the paper, let fH1d,ρˉLf\in H_{1-d,\bar\rho_L}, and let Z^(f)\hat{\mathcal{Z}}(f) and Z(W)\mathcal{Z}(W) be the associated arithmetic divisor and cycle. Let c+(0,0)c^+(0,0) be the indicated Fourier coefficient, let κ(0,0)\kappa(0,0) be the constant term of E(τ,L)\mathcal{E}(\tau,L), and let L(0,ξ(f),L)\mathcal{L}'(0,\xi(f),L) denote the derivative appearing in the paper. Faltings-height formula conjecture. For every fH1d,ρˉLf\in H_{1-d,\bar\rho_L},

Z^(f),Z(W)Fal=12C(W,K)(c+(0,0)κ(0,0)L(0,ξ(f),L)).\left\langle \hat{\mathcal{Z}}(f),\mathcal{Z}(W)\right\rangle_{\mathrm{Fal}}=\frac{1}{2}C(W,K)\left(c^+(0,0)\kappa(0,0)-\mathcal{L}'(0,\xi(f),L)\right).

Here κ(0,0)\kappa(0,0) is the constant term of E(τ,L)\mathcal{E}(\tau,L). This is the second conjecture described as equivalent to the finite-intersection formulation, and the supplied text gives no evidence that it has been resolved.

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Jan Hendrik Bruinier, Stephen S. Kudla and Tonghai Yang, “Faltings heights of big CM cycles and derivatives of L-functions”, arXiv:1008.1669 (2010).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2008–2010). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:0807.0502.

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