Serre's modularity conjecture: The level one case
Chandrashekhar Khare
Abstract
Chandrashekhar Khare
Abstract
We prove the level one case of Serre's conjecture. Namely, we prove that any continuous, odd, irreducible representation ρ̲:GQ→GL2(Fp̲) which is unramified outside p arises from a cuspidal eigenform in Sk(SL2(Z)) for some integer k≥2. The proof relies on the methods introduced in an earlier joint work with J.-P. Wintenberger [31] together with a new method of weight reduction
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We prove the level one case of Serre's conjecture. Namely, we prove that any continuous, odd, irreducible representation ρ̲:GQ→GL2(Fp̲) which is unramified outside p arises from a cuspidal eigenform in Sk(SL2(Z)) for some integer k≥2. The proof relies on the methods introduced in an earlier joint work with J.-P. Wintenberger [31] together with a new method of weight reduction
Key concepts: Mathematics, Conjecture, Modularity (biology), SL2(R), Integer (computer science), Representation (politics), Reduction (mathematics), Pure mathematics