Conjecture on tame local monodromy at zero
Conjecture on tame local monodromy at zero
Let be the local-system representation, let be the tame inertia group at , and let be the element defined in the source's discussion of . A topological generator of is mapped to an element conjugate to .
Local monodromy conjecture at zero. Under , a topological generator of the tame inertia group gets mapped to an element conjugate to . Equivalently, the unipotent part of the local monodromy at is trivial.
Together with the conjecture on monodromy at infinity, this is stated to imply the claimed identification of the local system in type with the one constructed by Dettweiler and Reiter. The supplied text does not state whether the conjecture has been proved or refuted.
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Primary source
Zhiwei Yun, “Motives with exceptional Galois groups and the inverse Galois problem”, arXiv:1112.2434 (2011).
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