The p-adic Brauer–Siegel conjecture for p-ramification torsion

Fix a prime pp and an infinite family K{\mathcal K} of number fields. For each KKK\in{\mathcal K}, let TK,p{\mathcal T}_{K,p} denote the relevant finite pp-ramification torsion group, let DKD_K be the discriminant of KK, and let vpv_p be the pp-adic valuation.

The p-adic Brauer–Siegel conjecture. There exists a constant Cp(K){\mathcal C}_p({\mathcal K}) such that

vp(#TK,p)Cp(K)log(DK)log(p)v_p(\# {\mathcal T}_{K,p})\leq {\mathcal C}_p({\mathcal K})\cdot \frac{\log_\infty(\sqrt{D_K})}{\log_\infty(p)}

for all KKK\in{\mathcal K}, where log\log_\infty is the usual complex logarithm. The paper presents extensive numerical computations in this direction, while the asserted uniform bound remains open.

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Primary source

Georges Gras, “Practice of incomplete p-ramification over a number field – History of abelian p-ramification”, arXiv:1904.10707 (2019).

Additional references

3 papers in this index state this conjecture (2018–2019). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1903.02922, arXiv:1801.04214.

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