Generalized Gross–Stark conjecture

Fix a subset ΣΣS(E)\Sigma\subseteq\Sigma_S(E) satisfying the source's condition, set r=ΣS(K)r=|\Sigma_S(\mathcal{K}_\infty)|, r=Σr'=|\Sigma|, and Σ=ΣΣS(K)\Sigma'=\Sigma\setminus\Sigma_S(\mathcal{K}_\infty), so that rr<Sr\le r'<|S| and Σ=rr|\Sigma'|=r'-r. Let γrr\partial_\gamma^{\,r'-r} denote the indicated derivative and Lγ,SΣ\mathscr{L}^{\Sigma'}_{\gamma,S} the corresponding L\mathscr{L}-invariant map. Generalized Gross–Stark conjecture. If no place in Σ\Sigma' is archimedean, then

γrr(εK,S,TRS)=Lγ,SΣ(εE/K,SΣ,TΣS(K))\partial^{\,r'-r}_{\gamma}(\varepsilon^{\rm RS}_{\mathcal{K}_\infty,S,T})=\mathscr{L}^{\Sigma'}_{\gamma,S}(\varepsilon^{\Sigma_S(\mathcal{K}_\infty)}_{E/K,S\setminus\Sigma',T})

in CpZp[GE]rOE,S,p×\mathbb{C}_p\cdot{\bigcap}^{r}_{\mathbb{Z}_p[\mathcal{G}_E]}\mathcal{O}_{E,S,p}^\times. This gives a higher-order derivative formula for inverse-limit Rubin–Stark elements; the supplied text gives no resolution status.

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David Burns and Takamichi Sano, “On non-commutative Iwasawa theory and derivatives of Euler systems”, arXiv:2211.00276 (2025).

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