Iwasawa-theoretic Mazur–Rubin–Sano congruence conjecture

Let Ln/L/kL_n/L/k, VVV\subseteq V', rr, rr', ee, Γn\Gamma_n, νn\nu_n, and Nn\mathcal{N}_n be as in the finite-level Mazur–Rubin–Sano setup, and let Rec\operatorname{Rec}_\infty be the inverse-limit reciprocity map. Assume the pp-component Rubin–Stark conjecture for Ln/kL_n/k and VV for every nn.

Iwasawa-theoretic Mazur–Rubin–Sano conjecture. There exists a unique

κ=(κn)nrUL,S,TZplimnI(Γn)e/I(Γn)e+1\kappa=(\kappa_n)_n\in\bigcap^rU_{L,S,T}\otimes_{\mathbb{Z}_p}\varprojlim_n I(\Gamma_n)^e/I(\Gamma_n)^{e+1}

such that νn(κn)=Nn(ϵLn/k,S,TV)\nu_n(\kappa_n)=\mathcal{N}_n(\epsilon_{L_n/k,S,T}^V) for all nn and

eχκ=(1)reeχRec(ϵL/k,S,TV).e_\chi\kappa=(-1)^{re}e_\chi\operatorname{Rec}_\infty(\epsilon_{L/k,S,T}^{V'}).

This is the inverse-limit form of the finite-level congruence conjecture, encoding compatibility of Rubin–Stark elements across the Iwasawa tower.

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Primary source

David Burns, Masato Kurihara and Takamichi Sano, “Iwasawa theory and zeta elements for G_m”, arXiv:1506.07935 (2015).

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