The weight part of Serre's conjecture in the generic tame setting

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Let F+F^+ be the relevant totally real field, let r‾:GF+→Gn(F)\overline r:G_{F^+}\rightarrow\mathcal{G}_n(\mathbb{F}) be automorphic, and let r‾p\overline r_p be its associated local LL-homomorphism at pp. Let W(r‾)W(\overline r) be the set of modular Serre weights and W?(r‾p∣IQp)W^?(\overline r_p|_{I_{\mathbb{Q}_p}}) the predicted Serre-weight set attached to the inertial restriction. Weight part of Serre's conjecture. If r‾p∣IQp\overline r_p|_{I_{\mathbb{Q}_p}} is tame and 2n2n-generic, then

W(r‾)=W?(r‾p∣IQp).W(\overline r)=W^?(\overline r_p|_{I_{\mathbb{Q}_p}}).

This predicts exactly which Serre weights occur for automorphic mod-pp representations; the paper presents it as a conjectural formulation based on earlier work of Gee–Herzig–Savitt.

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Daniel Le, Bao V. Le Hung, Brandon Levin and Stefano Morra, “Local models for Galois deformation rings and applications”, arXiv:2007.05398 (2022).

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