Berger's invariant-elements conjecture for overconvergent substitutions

Let KK be a pp-adic field, let R\mathcal{R} be the Robba ring with coefficients in KK, and let ss be an overconvergent substitution of R\mathcal{R}. The fraction field FracR\operatorname{Frac}\mathcal{R} consists of fractions of elements of R\mathcal{R}.

Berger's conjecture.

(FracR)s=1=K.(\operatorname{Frac}\mathcal{R})^{s=1}=K.

Thus the only elements of the fraction field fixed by the overconvergent substitution should be the constants in KK. The source presents this as Berger's conjecture and states that its incompatibility with Kedlaya's conjecture is shown in the anticyclotomic setting; no resolution of the conjecture itself is given.

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Primary source

Léo Poyeton, “Locally analytic vectors and Z_p-extensions”, arXiv:2412.03272 (2026).

Additional references

4 papers in this index state this conjecture (2020–2024). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2411.17622, arXiv:2212.05521, arXiv:2003.11648.

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