The reductive-group triangulation uniqueness conjecture

Let G\mathsf G be a split connected reductive group with maximal torus T\mathsf T contained in a Borel subgroup B\mathsf B, and let DD be a G\mathsf G-(φ,ΓK)(\varphi,\Gamma_K)-module over RK,A\mathcal{R}_{K,A}. Let δ ⁣:T(K)A×\delta\colon \mathsf T^{\vee}(K)\to A^{\times} be a continuous character. For every negative root λΦ(G,B)\lambda\in\Phi^-(\mathsf G,\mathsf B), assume that δλTreg(A)\delta\circ\lambda^{\vee}\in\mathcal{T}_{\mathrm{reg}}(A).

Reductive-group triangulation uniqueness conjecture. Then DD has at most one triangulation of parameter δ\delta.

This is proposed as the natural generalization of the established GLn\operatorname{GL}_n uniqueness result. The supplied text gives no resolution of the general reductive-group statement.

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Andrea Conti, Mohamed Moakher and Julian Quast, “The trianguline variety for reductive groups”, arXiv:2607.02215 (2026).

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