The separable-extension conjecture for characteristic-p L-series

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Let L(s)L(s), with s=(x,y)Ss=(x,y)\in S_\infty, be a characteristic-pp LL-series arising from arithmetic, and let KL\mathbf K_L be the finite extension of KV\mathbf K_{\mathbf V} generated by its coefficients. Let KL(y)\mathbf K_L(y) be obtained from KL\mathbf K_L by adjoining the roots of L(x,y)L(x,y) for each yy. The separable-extension conjecture. The maximal sub-extension of KL(y)\mathbf K_L(y) separable over KL\mathbf K_L is finite over K\mathbf K for all yZpy\in\mathbb Z_p. The analogous maximal separable subfields obtained by adjoining the vv-adic zeroes should also be finite for each svSvs_v\in S_v.

This is presented as a function-field analogue of the classical generalized Riemann hypothesis, translating a statement about zeroes into finiteness of the separable field generated by them. The paper states that the implications of the function-field conjectures were not yet known.

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David Goss, “A Riemann Hypothesis for characteristic p L-functions”, arXiv:math/9907019 (1999).

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