A Splitting Criterion for Galois Representations Associated to Exceptional Modular Forms (mod p)
Ken McMurdy

TL;DR
This paper develops a criterion to determine when certain Galois representations attached to exceptional modular forms split at p, extending understanding from nonexceptional cases and providing a framework for future generalizations.
Contribution
It introduces a splitting criterion for Galois representations associated with exceptional modular forms, addressing a previously less understood case.
Findings
Established a criterion for splitting of Galois representations at p
Extended the understanding of Galois representations for exceptional modular forms
Provided a framework potentially applicable to more general cases
Abstract
This paper continues the study of certain two-dimensional Galois representations attached to modular forms (mod p) via a construction due to Deligne. In particular, we prove a criterion for determining when the representation is split when restricted to a decomposition group at p.While this problem was already well understood for "nonexceptional" modular forms, here we specifically address the "exceptional" case. Although the problem is not solved in all generality, it is reasonable to hope that this proof will in fact provide the framework of a proof in the more general case.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
