Soulé–Stark conjecture for rank-one motives

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Let (M/K,R)(M/K,R) be a rank-one motive, let TT be its pp-adic realization, and let r=r(M/K,R)r=r(M/K,R). Under the source's hypotheses, the rank-rr Soulé twist sends the inverse system of Rubin–Stark elements to the Soulé–Stark element

βSb(T):=twTr(lim←⁡nηSw(ε⋅\mathdsZp,Ln/K))∈⋂RprH1(OK,S,T∗(1)).\beta_S^b(T):={\rm tw}_T^r\left(\varprojlim_n\eta_S^w(\varepsilon\cdot\mathds{Z}_{p,L_n/K})\right)\in {\bigcap}_{\mathcal{R}_p}^rH^1(\mathcal{O}_{K,S},T^\ast(1)).

Soulé–Stark conjecture. The Soulé–Stark element coincides with the Bloch–Kato element:

ηSb(T)=βSb(T).\eta_S^b(T)=\beta_S^b(T).

This conjecture proposes that the pp-adic family of Rubin–Stark elements recovers the Bloch–Kato special element for every rank-one motive. It is proved in several special cases described later in the paper, but remains open in general.

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Dominik Bullach, David Burns and Takamichi Sano, “On p-adic families of special elements for rank-one motives”, arXiv:2105.10975 (2021).

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