Uniqueness conjecture for the SY class of a curve
Uniqueness conjecture for the SY class of a curve
Let be a smooth projective curve in the setting above, and let the SY torsor of parametrize the choices used to construct its SY bundles. Each element of this torsor determines an SY class in , namely the class of the corresponding SY bundle, which is trivial if and only if that bundle admits a section. Uniqueness conjecture for the SY class. There is only one SY class associated to ; equivalently, the construction is independent of the choice of an element of the SY torsor. The claim is presented as plausible but unverified; it is known when is finite or algebraically closed, with additional supporting evidence for supersingular elliptic curves.
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Kiran S. Kedlaya, Daniel Litt and Jakub Witaszek, “Tamely ramified morphisms of curves and Belyi's theorem in positive characteristic”, arXiv:2010.01130 (2021).
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