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The 2-adic representation r_2 is modular
Shows is modular, from a weight-two newform of level
brings modularity into the height bound
Claim·§4.7 Two-dimensional representations and modularity·inside thmHeight bounded by radical of contact primes
Statement (paper)
The representation satisfies the hypotheses of [OddRegularFontaineMazurAtTwo, Theorem 1.1]: it is continuous, absolutely irreducible, odd, unramified outside finitely many primes, and de Rham at with Hodge--Tate weights (cyclotomic exponents) . Consequently is realized by the arithmetic -adic representation of a normalized primitive weight-two newform , of some level , with Tate shift zero (after passing, if necessary, from geometric to arithmetic Frobenius).
In plain English
The two-dimensional 2-adic representation meets the hypotheses of the Fontaine–Mazur-at-2 modularity theorem for odd representations: it is continuous, absolutely irreducible, odd, unramified outside finitely many primes, and de Rham at with Hodge–Tate weights . Hence comes from the arithmetic 2-adic representation of a normalized weight-two newform of some level , with Tate shift zero.
Why it's here
This is the step that brings modularity into the argument. The representation is a genuine Galois representation by the corrected Tate-module construction, and its ramification control comes from the bounded splitting field of the fiber. The newform it produces is then compared with in the compatibility lemma and used to build the modular factor of .
Classified routine:
Checks the hypotheses of the cited Fontaine–Mazur-type modularity theorem for odd 2-adic representations (OddRegularFontaineMazurAtTwo, Thm 1.1) and applies it as a black box. Continuity and irreducibility come from the earlier Tate-module construction, and ramification control from the bounded splitting field.
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "r_2 is modular from a weight-two newform" rests on claim-hei-height-5
- infoinferred_depoutline: "r_2 is modular from a weight-two newform" rests on hei:sign-splitting
- infoinferred_depoutline: "r_2 is modular from a weight-two newform" rests on hei:fiber-field