Bergeron–Venkatesh conjecture on precise torsion growth for Q-rank 0
Determine, for a decreasing sequence of congruence subgroups {Γ_j} of an arithmetic subgroup Γ of G(Q) with intersection {1} and for each cohomological degree q, whether the limit lim_{j→∞} (log |H^q(Γ_j; L)_{tor}|) / [Γ : Γ_j] exists, and prove that it equals 0 unless the fundamental rank δ(G) equals 1 and q = (dim(G_∞/K) + 1)/2, in which case it equals c_{G,L} · vol(Γ \ (G_∞/K)), under the assumption that the Q-rank of G is 0.
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Based on equl1, Bergeron and Venkatesh made a conjecture with a precise prediction of the growth of torsion Conjecture 1.3 without any assumption on $L$. The conjecture states that for each $q$ \begin{equation}\label{conj1} \lim_{j\to\infty}\frac{\log|Hq(\Gamma_j;L)_{tor}|}{[\Gamma\colon\Gamma_j]} \end{equation} exists and equals zero unless $\delta(G)=1$ and $q=\frac{\dim(\widetilde X)+1}{2}$. In this case it equals $c_{G,L}vol(\Gamma\backslash\widetilde X)$ with $c_{G,L}>0$. All this is under the assumption that the $Q$-rank of $G$ is 0.
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