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Images of Galois representations with values in mod p Hecke algebras

Laia Amor´os Caraf´ı Universit´e du Luxembourg

Universitat de Barcelona

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Images of Galois representations with values in mod p Hecke algebras

• mod pmodular forms, modpHecke algebras

• Galois representations with values in these algebras

• Computation of the image of these Galois representations

• Application

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Images of Galois representations with values in mod p Hecke algebras

• mod pmodular forms, modpHecke algebras

• Galois representations with values in these algebras

• Computation of the image of these Galois representations

• Application

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Images of Galois representations with values in mod p Hecke algebras

• mod pmodular forms, modpHecke algebras

• Galois representations with values in these algebras

• Computation of the image of these Galois representations

• Application

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Images of Galois representations with values in mod p Hecke algebras

• mod pmodular forms, modpHecke algebras

• Galois representations with values in these algebras

• Computation of the image of these Galois representations

• Application

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mod p Hecke algebras

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N)

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N, ε;C) space ofmodular formsf(z) =P

n≥0anqn(q=e2πiz) of levelN≥1, weightk≥2 and Dirichlet characterε: (Z/NZ)×→C×. Moreover assumea0= 0.

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N)

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N, ε;C) space ofcuspidal modular formsor cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N)

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N)

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) :=hTp Hecke operator :p primei

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Z)

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra

T'Q

mTm, where Tm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;C) ,q=e2πiz, simultaneous eigenvector for all Hecke operators,a1= 1

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;C)normalised Hecke eigenform

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) normalised Hecke eigenform modp

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) normalised Hecke eigenform modp

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) normalised Hecke eigenform modp

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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mod p Hecke algebras

Sk(N;C) space of cusp forms

EndC(Sk(N;C))⊃Tk(N) finite-dimensional commutativeZ-algebra Sk(N;Fq) :=Sk(N;Z)⊗ZFq

T:=Tk(N)⊗Fq finite-dimensional commutativeFq-algebra T'Q

mTm, whereTm localisation ofTat a maximal idealm ofT Let us takef(z) =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) normalised Hecke eigenform modp

λf :T→Fq, Tn7→an=an modp mf := kerλf

Tf :=Tmf assumem2f = 0

Tf 'Fq[X1, . . . ,Xm]/(XiXj)1≤i,j≤m finite-dimensional local commutative algebra, m=dimFqmf

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Galois representations

Next we want to: attach a Galois representation toTf.

Letf =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) given byλf :T→Fq, Tn→an Deligne, Shimura: We can attach tof aGalois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Fp) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 LetTf :=Tmf as before, but without the operatorsT` with`|Np. Carayol: Ifρf is absolutely irreducible, then there exists a continuous Galois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 whereλf :T→Tf. This representation is unique up to conjugation.

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Galois representations

Next we want to: attach a Galois representation toTf. Letf =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) given byλf :T→Fq, Tn→an

Deligne, Shimura: We can attach tof aGalois representation ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Fp)

unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 LetTf :=Tmf as before, but without the operatorsT` with`|Np. Carayol: Ifρf is absolutely irreducible, then there exists a continuous Galois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 whereλf :T→Tf. This representation is unique up to conjugation.

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Galois representations

Next we want to: attach a Galois representation toTf. Letf =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) given byλf :T→Fq, Tn→an Deligne, Shimura: We can attach tof aGalois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Fp) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1

LetTf :=Tmf as before, but without the operatorsT` with`|Np. Carayol: Ifρf is absolutely irreducible, then there exists a continuous Galois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 whereλf :T→Tf. This representation is unique up to conjugation.

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Galois representations

Next we want to: attach a Galois representation toTf. Letf =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) given byλf :T→Fq, Tn→an Deligne, Shimura: We can attach tof aGalois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Fp) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 LetTf :=Tmf as before, but without the operatorsT` with`|Np.

Carayol: Ifρf is absolutely irreducible, then there exists a continuous Galois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 whereλf :T→Tf. This representation is unique up to conjugation.

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Galois representations

Next we want to: attach a Galois representation toTf. Letf =P

n≥0anqn∈Sk(N;Fq) given byλf :T→Fq, Tn→an Deligne, Shimura: We can attach tof aGalois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Fp) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 LetTf :=Tmf as before, but without the operatorsT` with`|Np.

Carayol: Ifρf is absolutely irreducible, then there exists a continuous Galois representation

ρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf) unramified outsideNp and, for every`-Np:

tr(ρf(Frob`)) =λf(T`) and det(ρf(Frob`)) =`k−1 whereλ :T→T . This representation is unique up to conjugation.

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf). LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D} GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D} Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf).

LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D} GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D} Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf).

LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D}

GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D}

Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf).

LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D}

GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D}

Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf).

LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D}

GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D}

Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

GOAL:Compute the image ofρf :Gal(Q/Q)→GL2(Tf).

LetD=Im(det◦ρf)⊆F×q

GLD2(Tf) :={g ∈GL2(Tf) : det(g)∈D}

GLD2(Fq) :={g ∈GL2(Fq) : det(g)∈D}

Assume thatIm(ρf)⊆GLD2(Tf).

We have the following commutative diagram

that gives us a short exact sequence:

1→ker(π)→GLD2(Tf)→π GLD2(Fq)→1

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)

The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image

1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1 a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq.

Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

(39)

Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

6 / 17

(40)

Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2

⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

(41)

Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

6 / 17

(42)

Image of ρ

f

as a semi-direct product

Assumptions:

• m2f = 0

• Im(ρf) =GLD2(Fq)The residual representation hasbig image 1 → ker(π) → GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

7→ ac1b1

1d1

Takeg =a

1+a2mf b1+b2mf c1+c2mf d1+d2mf

∈GLD2(Tf), withai,bi,ci,di ∈Fq. Then

g ∈ker(π)⇔g =

1+a2mf b2mf

c2mf 1+d2mf

and det(g) = 1+(a2+d2)mf ∈D⊆F×q.

⇔g = 1 +a

2mf b2mf c2mf d2mf

anda2=−d2⇔ker(π) = 1 +M02(mf)

0 → M02(mf) →ι GLD2(Tf) →π GLD2(Fq) → 1

a2mf b2mf c2mf −a2mf

7→ 1 + ac2mf b2mf

2mf −a2mf

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