Grothendieck–Serre conjecture

Let RR be an unramified regular local ring, let K=Frac⁡(R)K=\operatorname{Frac}(R) be its fraction field, and let GG be a reductive group scheme over RR. If a GG-torsor over RR becomes trivial after base change to KK, then it is already trivial over RR; equivalently, every generically trivial GG-torsor over RR is trivial.

References

Primary source

arXiv

Additional references

Progress summary

Refreshed
Claimed progress

A new unrefereed manuscript claims the conjecture in the unramified case, but the full conjecture remains open.

The Grothendieck–Serre conjecture predicts that torsors for reductive groups over regular local rings are trivial whenever they become trivial over the fraction field. The latest result covers unramified regular local rings, not the full conjecture.

Known results

  • Česnavičius, 2020: the split case over unramified regular local rings.
  • Guo, 2020: the conjecture over valuation rings.
  • A 2022 result: the simply connected, totally isotropic case over unramified regular local rings.
  • Panin and Stavrova, 2024: the constant-group case in mixed characteristic.

September 2026 unramified-case claim

Fei Liu’s manuscript claims the conjecture for unramified regular local rings. This is a substantial advance, but the manuscript is unrefereed and does not settle the general case.

Current status (as of September 2026): the unramified case is claimed in an unrefereed manuscript, while the full Grothendieck–Serre conjecture remains open.

Sources

Solutions 0

No solutions have been posted yet.