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The specified two-dimensional ramified regular local domain A and integral class c have c nonzero (detected after inverting the uniformizer modulo 5) and restriction zero to Frac A. This directly refutes universal integral K_3 injectivity. Within these assumptions, this is a claimed negative answer to the stated question.

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Contents
  1. Integral K3 injectivity for regular local domains
  2. OpenAI's claim
  3. Mathematical statement of the claimed result
  4. Result 1.
  5. Outline of the argument
  6. Formal verification
  7. Status caveat
  8. Sources

Integral K3 injectivity for regular local domains

OpenAI's claim

OpenAI presents a counterexample in the selected manuscript. A different two-dimensional ramified ring in mixed characteristic $(0,5)$ is claimed to violate integral Gersten injectivity in degree three.

Mathematical statement of the claimed result

Result 1.
Let $\zeta$ be a primitive fifth root of unity, $V=\mathcal O_{\mathbb Q_5(\zeta)}$, and $\pi=1-\zeta$. In $\mathbb P^2_V$, take the hypersurface $(X-Z)^5-XY^4+Y^5+\zeta Z^5=0$, and localize at its special-fiber point $[0:0:1]$, obtaining $A$. The source claims that $A$ is a regular Noetherian local domain of dimension two and mixed characteristic $(0,5)$, with $\pi\in\mathfrak m_A^2$, and some integral class $c\in K_3(A)$ satisfies \[ c|_{\operatorname{Frac}A}=0,\qquad c|_{A[1/\pi]}\bmod5\ne0\text{ in }G_3(A[1/\pi];\mathbb Z/5). \] Thus the integral restriction $K_3(A)\to K_3(\operatorname{Frac}A)$ has nonzero kernel.

Outline of the argument

A divisor on a cyclotomic quintic supplies a Bott-symbol class whose coefficient boundary vanishes by a Steinberg relation. The resulting integral lift is generically zero by support, and a norm-valuation test detects it using the different residue-degree behavior of closed points.

Formal verification

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Status caveat

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Sources