The semi-local period-integral commutator relation

Assume the general assumption denoted by \threfgenassum\thref{genassum}. Let cVW,\ftwo\slocc_{V\boxtimes W,\ftwo}^{\sloc}, cWV,\ftwo\slocc_{W\boxtimes V,\ftwo}^{\sloc}, and cVW,\fone\slocc_{V\otimes W,\fone}^{\sloc} be the elements defined via the semi-local composition construction.

Semi-local period-integral commutator relation. Under \threfgenassum\thref{genassum},

cVW,\ftwo\sloccWV,\ftwo\sloc=\coev\sloc(cVW,\fone\sloc)\Cor\hkG,\ftwo\Xp,\sloc,\ICVW(\d\ftwo,\slocX,\d\ftwo,\slocXdV+dW).c_{V\boxtimes W,\ftwo}^{\sloc}-c_{W\boxtimes V,\ftwo}^{\sloc}=\coev_{\sloc}(c_{V\otimes W,\fone}^{\sloc})\in\Cor_{\hk^{\Xp,\sloc}_{G,\ftwo},\IC_{V\boxtimes W}}(\d^X_{\ftwo,\sloc},\d^X_{\ftwo,\sloc}\langle d_V+d_W\rangle).

This is the semi-local, or primitive, variant of the period-integral commutator relation. The source gives no evidence of a resolution.

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Shurui Liu and Zeyu Wang, “Higher Period Integrals and Derivatives of L-functions”, arXiv:2504.00275 (2026).

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