The finiteness conjecture for the p-ramification invariants

Let KK be a number field, and for each prime pp let Tp=Gal(H ⁣(p)pra/K^ ⁣(p)){\mathcal T}_p={\rm Gal}(H^{p\rm ra}_{\!(p)}/\widehat K_{\!(p)}), where H ⁣(p)praH^{p\rm ra}_{\!(p)} is the maximal Abelian pro-pp extension of KK unramified outside pp and K^ ⁣(p)\widehat K_{\!(p)} is the compositum of the Zp\mathbb{Z}_p-extensions of KK. The p-ramification finiteness conjecture. The invariant pTp\prod_p{\mathcal T}_p is finite for every number field. For real fields, this is presented as a reformulation of the normalized regulator conjecture, up to a possible minus part that is trivial for sufficiently large pp.

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Georges Gras, “Notion de θ-régulateurs d'un nombre algébrique. Conjectures p-adiques”, arXiv:1401.6890 (2014).

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