Reduced-form conjecture for SFLT2 solutions

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Let pp be an odd prime, let K=Q(ζ)K=\mathbb Q(\zeta) be the pp-th cyclotomic field, and consider a solution of the SFLT2 equation. Reduced-form conjecture. If the SFLT2 conjecture fails for pp, then the solution(s) of the SFLT2 equation have the reduced form

u+ζv∈K×p.u+\zeta v\in K^{\times p}.

The preceding discussion notes that the analogous reduced form is known when pp is regular, while the conjecture extends this assertion to all odd primes, including irregular ones.

References

Primary source

Roland Quême, “On Furtwängler's theorems and second case of Fermat's Last Theorem”, arXiv:1304.6179 (2013).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2011–2013). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1109.0956.

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