A note on Galois representations valued in reductive groups with open image

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Abstract

Let GG be a split reductive group with dim⁡Z(G)≤1\dim Z(G) \leq 1. We show that for any prime pp that is large enough relative to GG, there is a finitely ramified Galois representation ρ ⁣:ΓQ→G(Zp)ρ\colon Γ_{\mathbb Q} \to G(\mathbb Z_p) with open image. We also show that for any given integer ee, if the index of irregularity of pp is at most ee and if pp is large enough relative to GG and ee, then there is a Galois representation ΓQ→G(Zp)Γ_{\mathbb Q} \to G(\mathbb Z_p) ramified only at pp with open image, generalizing a theorem of A. Ray. The first type of Galois representation is constructed by lifting a suitable Galois representation into G(Fp)G(\mathbb F_p) using a lifting theorem of Fakhruddin--Khare--Patrikis, and the second type of Galois representation is constructed using a variant of Ray's argument.

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