Odoni–Stoll conjecture on stable reduction of x^2+1

Let f\overline{f} denote the reduction of a polynomial ff modulo a prime. Odoni–Stoll conjecture. For

F=Q,f(x)=x2+1,F=\mathbb{Q},\qquad f(x)=x^2+1,

f\overline{f} is stable for p=3p=3 and for no other primes. Odoni observed stability at p=3p=3, while Stoll proved that the associated arboreal representation is surjective; the stated assertion concerns the complete list of stable primes and is presented in the source as a conjecture.

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Rafe Jones, “An iterative construction of irreducible polynomials reducible modulo every prime”, arXiv:1012.2857 (2012).

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