Beilinson–Deligne rationality conjecture for the fundamental line

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Let M\mathcal{M} be the modular motive, let Δ(M)\Delta(\mathcal{M}) be its one-dimensional fundamental line over FF, and assume the non-degeneracy conjecture for the Gillet–Soulé height pairing so that there is an isomorphism θ∞:Δ(M)∞⟶≃F∞\theta_\infty:\Delta(\mathcal{M})_\infty\overset\simeq\longrightarrow F_\infty. Let L∗(M,0)L^*(\mathcal{M},0) be the leading term of the LL-function at s=0s=0. Rationality conjecture. There exists ζf∈Δ(M)\zeta_f\in\Delta(\mathcal{M}) such that

θ∞(ζf)=L∗(M,0)−1\theta_\infty(\zeta_f)=L^*(\mathcal{M},0)^{-1}

in F∞×F_\infty^\times. This is a motivic rationality conjecture attributed in the source to Beilinson and Deligne; the paper proves it in analytic ranks 00 and 11 under technical conditions.

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Matteo Longo and Stefano Vigni, “The Tamagawa number conjecture and Kolyvagin's conjecture for motives of modular forms”, arXiv:2211.04907 (2023).

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