Tag Archives: Serre’s conjecture

NSF Proposal, Graduate Fellowship Edition

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Persiflage

Note: I feel as a service to the number theory entertainment complex that I should blog more often in these times, even if it means being less coherent than usual. I might even try to get a few guest posts … Continue reading →

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Is Serre’s conjecture still open?

Posted on August 10, 2014 by Persiflage

The conjecture in this paper has indeed been proven. But that isn’t the entire story. Serre was fully aware of Katz modular forms of weight one. However, Serre was too timid was prudently conservative and made his conjecture only for … Continue reading →

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I don’t know how to prove Serre’s conjecture.

Posted on May 30, 2014 by Persiflage

I find it slightly annoying that I don’t know how to prove Serre’s conjecture for imaginary quadratic fields. In particular, I don’t even see any particularly good strategy for showing that a surjective Galois representation — say finite flat with … Continue reading →

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