The PP-ordinary classicality conjecture for scalar-valued cusp forms

Let κ\kappa be a very regular dominant weight, let ψB\psi_B be the character occurring in the definition of Vκp(Kr,ψB;R)\mathcal{V}_{\kappa_p}(K_r,\psi_B;R), and let Ωκ,r\Omega_{\kappa,r} be the map from classical forms to pp-adic forms. Write SκP-ord(Kr,ψB;R)S^{P\text{-ord}}_\kappa(K_r,\psi_B;R) for the PP-ordinary cusp forms and VκpP-ord,cusp(Kr,ψB;R)\mathcal{V}^{P\text{-ord},\mathrm{cusp}}_{\kappa_p}(K_r,\psi_B;R) for the corresponding PP-ordinary cuspidal pp-adic forms.

Scalar PP-ordinary classicality conjecture. The restriction

Ωκ,rP-ord:SκP-ord(Kr,ψB;R)VκpP-ord,cusp(Kr,ψB;R)\Omega^{P\text{-ord}}_{\kappa,r}:S^{P\text{-ord}}_\kappa(K_r,\psi_B;R)\longrightarrow\mathcal{V}^{P\text{-ord},\mathrm{cusp}}_{\kappa_p}(K_r,\psi_B;R)

of Ωκ,r\Omega_{\kappa,r} is an isomorphism.

The statement is known when P=BP=B and is used in the paper to compare PP-ordinary classical and pp-adic Eisenstein series.

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Primary source

David Marcil, “p-adic L-functions for P-ordinary Hida families on unitary groups”, arXiv:2409.03783 (2024).

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