The determinant-lattice conjecture for elliptic units

Let Λ\Lambda be the Iwasawa algebra in the source, let Q(Λ)Q(\Lambda) be its total ring of fractions, and let Δ\Delta^\infty be the determinant module constructed from the inverse limits of units and divisors. Let LDetQ(Λ)(ΔΛQ(Λ))\mathcal L\in\operatorname{Det}_{Q(\Lambda)}(\Delta^\infty\otimes_\Lambda Q(\Lambda)) be the element defined from the elliptic-unit system and the archimedean divisor. Determinant-lattice conjecture. There is an equality of invertible Λ\Lambda-submodules

ΛL=DetΛΔ\Lambda\cdot\mathcal L=\operatorname{Det}_{\Lambda}\Delta^\infty

of DetQ(Λ)(ΔΛQ(Λ))\operatorname{Det}_{Q(\Lambda)}(\Delta^\infty\otimes_\Lambda Q(\Lambda)). This assertion is the integral determinant formulation associated with elliptic units and is distinct from the preceding local ETNC statement. The supplied context does not state whether it is proved or remains open.

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Jennifer Johnson-Leung, “The local equivariant Tamagawa number conjecture for almost abelian extensions”, arXiv:1307.2607 (2013).

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