The regulator-growth conjecture for real quadratic fields

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Let KK range over real quadratic fields, with regulator RKR_K, discriminant dKd_K, and parameter mKm_K as used in the source. Regulator-growth conjecture. There exists an infinite sequence of real quadratic fields such that

lim⁡mK→+∞log⁡(RK)log⁡(∣dK∣)=1.\lim_{m_K\to+\infty}\frac{\log(R_K)}{\log(\sqrt{|d_K|})}=1.

This conjecture concerns the possibility that the regulator of real quadratic fields has the same asymptotic logarithmic growth as ∣dK∣\sqrt{|d_K|}. The supplied context does not define mKm_K or indicate whether the conjecture is known, so its status remains open.

References

Primary source

Étienne Emmelin, “A note on Polya groups”, arXiv:2302.07977 (2023).

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