Beilinson–Deligne conjecture for arithmetic surfaces at s=1s=1

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Let S=Spec⁡OFS=\operatorname{Spec}\mathcal O_F for a number field FF, and let XX be an arithmetic surface over SS, with special zeta value ζ∗(X,1)\zeta^*(X,1) and generalized Euler characteristic χ(X,1)=χA,C(X,1)/χB(X,1)\chi(X,1)=\chi_{A,C}(X,1)/\chi_B(X,1). Beilinson–Deligne conjecture. Up to powers of two, one has

ζ∗(X,1)=±χ(X,1)=±χA,C(X,1)χB(X,1).\zeta^*(X,1)=\pm\chi(X,1)=\pm\frac{\chi_{A,C}(X,1)}{\chi_B(X,1)}.

This is a global refinement of the Fontaine–Perrin-Riou and Bloch–Kato conjectures, expressing the special value intrinsically through arithmetic and cohomological invariants of XX.

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S. Lichtenbaum and N. Ramachandran, “Values of zeta functions of arithmetic surfaces at s=1”, arXiv:2101.06530 (2022).

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