Branching-number factorization conjecture for Cohen–Lenstra series of curve singularities

Let pp be an Fq\mathbb F_q-point of a reduced curve XX. Write Z^X,p(x)\widehat Z_{X,p}(x) for the associated Cohen–Lenstra series, and let (xq1;q1)(xq^{-1};q^{-1})_\infty denote the qq-Pochhammer product. Then Z^X,p(x)\widehat Z_{X,p}(x) has a meromorphic continuation to all of C\mathbb C and factors as

Z^X,p(x)=1(xq1;q1)rHX,p(x),\widehat Z_{X,p}(x)=\frac{1}{(xq^{-1};q^{-1})_\infty^r}H_{X,p}(x),

where rr is the branching number of XX at pp and HX,p(x)H_{X,p}(x) is an entire power series. This conjecture proposes a uniform analytic description of the Cohen–Lenstra series for reduced curve singularities, extending the known smooth-point and nodal-singularity cases; its validity for general curve singularities remains open.

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Yifeng Huang, “Mutually annihilating matrices, and a Cohen–Lenstra series for the nodal singularity”, arXiv:2110.15566 (2022).

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