Let F/Qp and k/Fp be finite extensions. Let G be a split connected reductive F-group with connected centre and simply connected derived subgroup, and let P=LN and P′=L′N′ be standard parabolic subgroups. Let σ and σ′ be supersingular representations of L and L′ over k, respectively, and suppose that IndP−Gσ and IndP′−Gσ′ are irreducible or that p=2. Jeker–Herzig–Breuil conjecture. The following assertions hold: (i) if P′⊆P and P⊆P′, then
ExtG1(IndP′−Gσ′,IndP−Gσ)=0;
(ii) if F=Qp, P′=P, and σ′≅σα⊗(ω−1∘α)≅σ for some α∈ΔL⊥, then
dimkExtG1(IndP−Gσ′,IndP−Gσ)=1;
(iii) otherwise, if P′⊆P, then parabolic induction induces a k-linear isomorphism
ExtL1(IndL∩P′−Lσ′,σ)⟶∼ExtG1(IndP′−Gσ′,IndP−Gσ);
(iv) otherwise, if P⊆P′, then parabolic induction induces a k-linear isomorphism
ExtL′1(σ′,IndL′∩P−L′σ)⟶∼ExtG1(IndP′−Gσ′,IndP−Gσ).
This predicts a complete description of first extensions between irreducible parabolically induced mod-p representations, including vanishing, one-dimensional exceptional extensions, and extensions inherited from Levi subgroups. The conjecture was formulated in the cited prior work; no resolution status is supplied here.