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Emerton's dimension conjecture for the full Hecke algebra at p = 2 and odd level

Theorem 1.1: for every odd NN, every irreducible component of Spec T2(N)\mathrm{Spec}\,\mathbb T_2(N) has Krull dimension exactly 44. The upper bound comes from a cuspidal point of weight at least 3 on each component, a tangent bound of 3 from Newton-Thorne Selmer vanishing, and one arithmetic dimension. Only the case p=2p=2 is treated; the paper does not claim the conjecture for odd pp.

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number-theoryOct 5, 2026Significance 20/100Registry: unreviewed

Emerton's dimension conjecture for the full Hecke algebra at p = 2 and odd level

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Theorem 1.1: for every odd NN, every irreducible component of Spec T2(N)\mathrm{Spec}\,\mathbb T_2(N) has Krull dimension exactly 44. The upper bound comes from a cuspidal point of weight at least 3 on each component, a tangent bound of 3 from Newton-Thorne Selmer vanishing, and one arithmetic dimension. Only the case p=2p=2 is treated; the paper does not claim the conjecture for odd pp.

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Theorem 1.1: for every odd NN, every irreducible component of Spec T2(N)\mathrm{Spec}\,\mathbb T_2(N) has Krull dimension exactly 44. The upper bound comes from a cuspidal point of weight at least 3 on each component, a tangent bound of 3 from Newton-Thorne Selmer vanishing, and one arithmetic dimension. Only the case p=2p=2 is treated; the paper does not claim the conjecture for odd pp.

Theorem 1.1: for every odd NN, every irreducible component of Spec T2(N)\mathrm{Spec}\,\mathbb T_2(N) has Krull dimension exactly 44. The upper bound comes from a cuspidal point of weight at least 3 on each component, a tangent bound of 3 from Newton-Thorne Selmer vanishing, and one arithmetic dimension. Only the case p=2p=2 is treated; the paper does not claim the conjecture for odd pp.

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