The vanishing conjecture for κ(2a3b)\kappa(2^a3^b)

For NZ1N\in\mathbb{Z}_{\geq1}, let κ(N)\kappa(N) be the dimension of the cokernel of the weight-two map D2iterD_{2}^{\mathrm{iter}}. Let a,bZ0a,b\in\mathbb{Z}_{\geq0}. Vanishing conjecture for κ(2a3b)\kappa(2^a3^b).

κ(2a3b)=0.\kappa(2^{a}3^{b})=0.

This predicts vanishing of the obstruction measured by κ\kappa for every level whose prime divisors are among 22 and 33. The statement is based on numerical results; the source proves it when a=0a=0 or b=0b=0, but gives no resolution in the remaining cases.

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Primary source

Minoru Hirose, “Mixed Tate motives and cyclotomic multiple zeta values of level 2^n or 3^n”, arXiv:2408.15975 (2024).

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