The refined Rubin–Stark reciprocity conjecture

Let pp be an odd prime splitting completely in kk, let K/kK/k and the other notation be as in the paper, and let G=Gal(K/k)G=\operatorname{Gal}(K/k). Let ηK/k+\eta^+_{K/k} be the image of the element supplied by Rubin's Conjecture A', let I(ηK/k+){\mathcal I}(\eta^+_{K/k}) be the finite-index ideal defined in the paper, let κn\kappa_n^* and sK/k(θ)\overline{{\mathfrak s}_{K/k}(\theta)} be the reduction and reciprocity maps used there, and let Hn{\mathcal H}_n be the corresponding higher Hilbert pairing. The refined Rubin–Stark reciprocity conjecture. For every xI(ηK/k+)x\in{\mathcal I}(\eta^+_{K/k}) there exists η~xZGdK×\widetilde\eta_x\in\bigwedge^d_{{\mathbb Z}G}K^\times such that xηK/k+=1η~xx\eta^+_{K/k}=1\otimes\widetilde\eta_x and

κn(xsK/k(θ))=Hn(η~x,θ)\kappa_n^*\bigl(x\overline{{\mathfrak s}_{K/k}(\theta)}\bigr)={\mathcal H}_n(\widetilde\eta_x,\theta)

in (Z/pn+1Z)G({\mathbb Z}/p^{n+1}{\mathbb Z})G for all θZpGdUp1(K)\theta\in\bigwedge^d_{{\mathbb Z}_pG}U_p^1(K). This is the refined reciprocity statement sought after the rational Rubin–Stark element is introduced. The paper formulates it as a conjectural identity; no resolution is supplied.

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David Solomon, “On Twisted Zeta-Functions at s=0”, arXiv:math/0404379 (2004).

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