Weak mixed linear independence conjecture for regulator-value spaces

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Let N≥3N\geq 3 be an integer. Let L−1{\mathcal L}_{-1} be the regulator-value subspace in weight 22, and let L0♯{\mathcal L}_0^\sharp be the regulator-value subspace obtained from the sharp part of the weight-11 motivic cohomology; explicitly, the latter is generated by logarithms of sums of primitive NN-th roots of unity.

Weak mixed linear independence conjecture. As Q{\mathbb Q}-subspaces of R{\mathbb R},

L−1∩L0♯={0},{\mathcal L}_{-1}\cap {\mathcal L}_0^\sharp=\{0\},

i.e. L−1{\mathcal L}_{-1} and L0♯{\mathcal L}_0^\sharp are linearly independent over Q{\mathbb Q}. This is the weaker hypothesis used to obtain the sharp-part result when the full mixed independence conjecture is unavailable.

References

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Wei He and Jungwon Lee, “Mahler measure, motivic regulators and Dirichlet L-values”, arXiv:2510.21515 (2026).

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