The Iwasawa-theoretic Mazur–Rubin–Sano conjecture

Let K/kK_\infty/k be the relevant mathdsZpmathds{Z}_p-extension, let Γ\Gamma be its pro-pp direction, let W=VVW=V'\setminus V have cardinality ee, and let εKn/k,Σ,TV\varepsilon^V_{K_n/k,\Sigma,T} and εK/k,Σ,TV\varepsilon^{V'}_{K/k,\Sigma,T} be the corresponding Rubin–Stark elements. Let RecW\operatorname{Rec}_W be the wedge of the local reciprocity maps, let I(Γ)I(\Gamma) be the augmentation ideal, and let νn\nu_n and Nn\mathcal{N}_n be the transition and norm maps used in the source. Iwasawa-theoretic Mazur–Rubin–Sano conjecture. Assuming the pp-part of the Rubin–Stark conjecture holds for every Kn/kK_n/k with (V,Σ,T)(V,\Sigma,T), there exists

k(\mathdsZp[G]rUK,Σ,T)\mathdsZpI(Γ)eI(Γ)e+1\mathfrak{k}\in\left(\bigcap\nolimits^r_{\mathds{Z}_p[\mathcal{G}]}U_{K,\Sigma,T}\right)\otimes_{\mathds{Z}_p}\frac{I(\Gamma)^e}{I(\Gamma)^{e+1}}

with νn(kn)=Nn(εKn/k,Σ,TV)\nu_n(\mathfrak{k}_n)=\mathcal{N}_n(\varepsilon^V_{K_n/k,\Sigma,T}) for all nn, and

k=(1)reRecW(εK/k,Σ,TV),\mathfrak{k}=(-1)^{re}\operatorname{Rec}_W(\varepsilon^{V'}_{K/k,\Sigma,T}),

where the equality is in

\mathdsQp(\mathdsZp[G]rUK,Σ,T)\mathdsZpI(Γ)eI(Γ)e+1.\mathds{Q}_p\left(\bigcap\nolimits^r_{\mathds{Z}_p[\mathcal{G}]}U_{K,\Sigma,T}\right)\otimes_{\mathds{Z}_p}\frac{I(\Gamma)^e}{I(\Gamma)^{e+1}}.

This is the Iwasawa-theoretic refinement relating norm-coherent Rubin–Stark elements to local reciprocity and Darmon derivatives. The source does not state a resolution.

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Primary source

Dominik Bullach and Martin Hofer, “The equivariant Tamagawa Number Conjecture for abelian extensions of imaginary quadratic fields”, arXiv:2102.01545 (2021).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2019–2021). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1904.01644.

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