Abstract
This paper aims at studying the Iwasawa λ-invariant of the p-primary Selmer group.
We study the growth behavior of p-primary Selmer groups in p-power degree extensions over non-cyclotomic
Acknowledgements
The first-named author acknowledges the support of the PIMS Postdoctoral Fellowship. We thank the referee for carefully reading our manuscript.
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