Generic de Rham cohomology concentration conjecture

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Let Sh⁡‾\overline{\operatorname{Sh}} be the Siegel threefold or a unitary Shimura variety, and let m⊆T\mathfrak{m}\subseteq\mathbb{T} be generic and non-Eisenstein. Let λ∈X∗(T)\lambda\in X^*(T) be generic, and suppose there exists μ∈X1(T)\mu\in X_1(T) such that L(λ)L(\lambda) is a Jordan--Hölder constituent of V(μ)F‾pV(\mu)_{\overline{\mathbb{F}}_p}. Generic de Rham concentration conjecture. Then

H^\bullet_{\operatorname{dR}}(\overline{\operatorname{Sh}}^\operatorname{tor},\underline{L}(\lambda))_\mathfrak{m}

is concentrated in middle degree. Here genericity of λ\lambda is understood in the sense specified in the cited reference. This concentration conjecture would imply the weak form of the de Rham weight conjecture once the corresponding generic middle-degree concentration for mod pp étale cohomology is known. It remains open in the stated generality.

References

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Martin Ortiz, “A de Rham weight part of Serre's conjecture and generalized mod p BGG decompositions”, arXiv:2601.11271 (2026).

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