Semi-stable presentations are minimal presentations
Let be a self map of the projective line and let be a semi-stable presentation of . A presentation is called minimal when it is minimal at every place. Minimality conjecture. Then is a minimal presentation of . Semi-stable presentations realize the conductor as their singular reduction locus, a property that every minimal presentation has; the conjecture asks whether the converse implication holds. The source does not indicate whether this is resolved.
References
Primary source
Lucien Szpiro, Michael Tepper and Phillip Williams, “Resultant and conductor of geometrically semi-stable self maps of the projective line over a number field or function field”, arXiv:1010.5030 (2012).
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