Congruence-ideal conjecture for non-base-change Hilbert cuspforms
Congruence-ideal conjecture for non-base-change Hilbert cuspforms
Let be a normalized newform and its base change to . Let be the complementary factor in the factorization of the base-change congruence ideal, let denote the relevant character associated with the extension, and let be the irreducibility hypothesis. Assume that does not divide , holds, and the Hecke algebras and are Gorenstein. Congruence-ideal conjecture. One has
In particular, if divides , the source predicts a congruence between and a non-base-change Hilbert cuspform. The source says this will be proved in the real quadratic case; no general resolution is supplied.
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Primary source
Jacques Tilouine and Eric Urban, “Integral period relations and congruences”, arXiv:1811.11166 (2021).
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