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The Dimension of the Two-Adic Hecke Algebra at Odd Level

OpenAI · October 5, 2026

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Abstract

For every odd positive integer N, every irreducible component of the full two-adic Hecke algebra of level $\Gamma_1(N)$ has Krull dimension four. This proves the p = 2 case of Emerton's dimension conjecture, including all residual components.

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