Semi-stable presentations are minimal presentations
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.
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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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