Hartl's maximality conjecture for the universal local system

Let F˘bwa\breve{\cal{F}}^{wa}_b be the weakly admissible period space, let F˘b0F˘bwa\breve{\cal{F}}^0_b\subset\breve{\cal{F}}^{wa}_b be the intrinsic open E˘\breve E-analytic subspace, and let V{\cal{V}} be the local system on F˘b0\breve{\cal{F}}^0_b whose fibers realize the crystalline representations attached to the corresponding filtered isocrystals.

Hartl's local-system maximality conjecture. The space F˘b0\breve{\cal{F}}^0_b is the largest open E˘\breve E-analytic subspace of F˘bwa\breve{\cal{F}}^{wa}_b carrying a local system V{\cal{V}} with the properties stated in the theorem.

The theorem in the paper constructs such a local system, while the conjecture asserts that its domain is maximal. Maximality is not proved in general.

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Urs Hartl, “On a Conjecture of Rapoport and Zink”, arXiv:math/0605254 (2013).

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