The local Serre weight conjecture at a ramified prime

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Let p∣p\mathfrak p\mid p be a place of FF, with ramification index ee, residue degree ss, and inertia group IpI_{\mathfrak p}. Let Wp?(ρ)W_{\mathfrak p}^?(\rho) denote the predicted Serre weights at p\mathfrak p. For e≤p−1e\le p-1, let Δ=[0,e−1]I\Delta=[0,e-1]^I, let Rpδ\mathcal R_{\mathfrak p}^{\delta} be the multi-valued operation on the set YpY_{\mathfrak p} of Serre weights at p\mathfrak p, and let JH(Vp(ρ)‾)JH(\overline{V_{\mathfrak p}(\rho)}) be the set of Jordan–Hölder constituents of the reduction of the associated characteristic-zero representation. If e≥pe\ge p, write

F(a,b)=⨂j∈Z/sZ(det⁡wjSym⁡kj−2kp2)⊗kp,τjF‾p,F(a,b)=\bigotimes_{j\in\mathbb Z/s\mathbb Z}(\det^{w_j}\operatorname{Sym}^{k_j-2}k_{\mathfrak p}^2)\otimes_{k_{\mathfrak p},\tau_j}\overline{\mathbb F}_p,

where b=∑j=0s−1wjps−jb=\sum_{j=0}^{s-1}w_jp^{s-j} and a−b=∑j=0s−1(kj−2)ps−ja-b=\sum_{j=0}^{s-1}(k_j-2)p^{s-j}, with 0≤wj≤p−10\le w_j\le p-1 and 2≤kj≤p+12\le k_j\le p+1. Local Serre weight conjecture. If ρ:Gal⁡(F‾/F)→GL⁡2(F‾p)\rho:\operatorname{Gal}(\overline F/F)\to\operatorname{GL}_2(\overline{\mathbb F}_p) is continuous, irreducible, totally odd, and tame at p\mathfrak p, then

Wp?(ρ)=⋃δ∈ΔRpδ(JH(Vp(ρ)‾))W_{\mathfrak p}^?(\rho)=\bigcup_{\delta\in\Delta}\mathcal R_{\mathfrak p}^{\delta}\bigl(JH(\overline{V_{\mathfrak p}(\rho)})\bigr)

if e≤p−1e\le p-1, while

Wp?(ρ)={F(a,b):det⁡ρ∣Ip=λ0a+b+∑j=0s−1epj}W_{\mathfrak p}^?(\rho)=\left\{F(a,b):\det\rho\vert_{I_{\mathfrak p}}=\lambda_0^{a+b+\sum_{j=0}^{s-1}ep^j}\right\}

if e≥pe\ge p. The conjecture gives the predicted local weight set, with the large-ramification case asserting that every weight satisfying the determinant, or central-character, condition is modular. The paper proves some cases and motivates the maximal predicted set for e≥pe\ge p by the corresponding behavior at e=p−1e=p-1.

References

Primary source

Michael M. Schein, “Weights in Serre's conjecture for Hilbert modular forms: the ramified case”, arXiv:math/0610488 (2007).

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