Putman–Wieland Prym-orbit conjecture

Let SgS_g be a surface of genus g2g\geq 2, and let a Prym representation be the linear representation of Mod(Sg)\operatorname{Mod}(S_g) on the first homology of a finite characteristic cover of SgS_g. Putman–Wieland Prym-orbit conjecture. Every nonzero orbit of every Prym representation of Mod(Sg)\operatorname{Mod}(S_g) is infinite. The source says this is essentially equivalent to the Putman–Wieland conjecture on finite-index subgroups surjecting onto Z\mathbb Z; the general statement remains open.

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Dan Margalit, “Problems, Questions, and Conjectures about Mapping Class Groups”, arXiv:1806.08773 (2018).

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