Factorization conjecture for the g\mathbf{g}-dominant triple product pp-adic LL-function

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Suppose that ε(f)=1\varepsilon(\textup{\bf f})=-1 and the stated hypothesis holds. Let Logωf(BKf){\rm Log}_{\omega_\textup{\bf f}}({\rm BK}_\textup{\bf f}^\dagger) denote the logarithm of the big Beilinson--Kato class. Factorization conjecture. The pp-adic LL-functions satisfy

Lpg(fggc)2(κ,λ,λ)=C(κ)Lpad(fad0g)(κ,λ)Logωf(BKf),\mathcal{L}_p^\mathbf{g}(\textup{\bf f}\otimes\mathbf{g}\otimes\mathbf{g}^c)^2(\kappa,\lambda,\lambda)=\mathscr C(\kappa)\cdot\mathcal{L}_p^{\rm ad}(\textup{\bf f}\otimes {\rm ad}^0\mathbf{g})(\kappa,\lambda)\cdot {\rm Log}_{\omega_\textup{\bf f}}({\rm BK}_\textup{\bf f}^\dagger),

where CRf[1/p]\mathscr C\in\mathcal R_\textup{\bf f}[1/p] is the specified factor. This is proposed as the pp-adic family analogue of the complex derivative factorization, but the source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

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Kâzım Büyükboduk and Ryotaro Sakamoto, “On the Artin formalism for triple product p-adic L-functions”, arXiv:2501.06541 (2026).

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