Serre weight conjecture for GSp4GSp_4 over totally real fields

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Let FF be a totally real field, let pp be a prime split completely in FF, and let ρ‾:GF⟶GSp4(F‾p)\overline{\rho}:G_F\longrightarrow {\rm GSp}_4(\overline{\mathbb{F}}_p) be a mod pp irreducible automorphic Galois representation. Let IBC(ρ‾)\mathcal{I}^{{\rm BC}}(\overline{\rho}) be the collection of finite solvable extensions used for base change, and for any non-empty subset I⊂IBC(ρ‾)\mathcal{I}\subset\mathcal{I}^{{\rm BC}}(\overline{\rho}) define

WI(ρ‾)=⋃L∈IW(ρ‾∣GL).W_\mathcal{I}(\overline{\rho})=\bigcup_{L\in \mathcal{I}}W(\overline{\rho}|_{G_L}).

For ∗∈{cris,pd−cris}\ast\in\{{\rm cris},{\rm pd-cris}\}, let

W∗,I(ρ‾)=⋃L∈IW∗(ρ‾∣GL),W_{\ast,\mathcal{I}}(\overline{\rho})=\bigcup_{L\in \mathcal{I}}W_\ast(\overline{\rho}|_{G_L}),

where WcrisW_{{\rm cris}} and Wpd−crisW_{{\rm pd-cris}} are the Serre weights arising respectively from crystalline and potentially diagonalizable crystalline lifts of the prescribed regular Hodge--Tate weights. Serre weight conjecture. For every non-empty subset I⊂IBC(ρ‾)\mathcal{I}\subset\mathcal{I}^{{\rm BC}}(\overline{\rho}),

WI(ρ‾)=Wpd−cris,I(ρ‾)=Wcris,I(ρ‾).W_\mathcal{I}(\overline{\rho})=W_{{\rm pd-cris},\mathcal{I}}(\overline{\rho})=W_{{\rm cris},\mathcal{I}}(\overline{\rho}).

This formulates Serre's weight conjecture for GSp4GSp_4 over totally real fields in terms of crystalline lifts, following the crystalline-lift philosophy for Serre's conjecture. The statement concerns the equality of automorphic Serre weights with those predicted by potentially diagonalizable crystalline lifts and by crystalline lifts after the permitted solvable base changes.

References

Primary source

Takuya Yamauchi, “Serre weights for GSp_4 over totally real fields”, arXiv:2006.07824 (2022).

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