Conjectural local-factor formula for singular moduli with relatively prime conductors

Let d1d_1 and d2d_2 be quadratic imaginary discriminants with relatively prime conductors. Write ff for the product of the two conductors, and for each prime pp let d(p){d1,d2}d_{(p)}\in\{d_1,d_2\} be such that pcond(d(p))p\nmid\operatorname{cond}(d_{(p)}). For xx satisfying x2<d1d2x^2<d_1d_2 and x2d1d2(mod4)x^2\equiv d_1d_2\pmod 4, set mx=(d1d2x2)/4m_x=(d_1d_2-x^2)/4; let HH be the correction term defined in the preceding valuation formula. Relatively prime conductor conjecture. For every prime \ell, the valuation v(J(d1,d2)2)v_\ell(J(d_1,d_2)^2) is given by the displayed sum of ϵ(x)\epsilon_\ell(x) times the product of the stated local factors, with ϵ(x)\epsilon_\ell(x) as defined in the candidate statement. The formula is suggested by the local factor description for pairs of discriminants with relatively prime conductors; establishing it would extend the preceding valuation results beyond the cases proved in the paper.

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Kristin Lauter and Bianca Viray, “On singular moduli for arbitrary discriminants”, arXiv:1206.6942 (2015).

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