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Potentially diagonalizable modular lifts of large weight

We prove that for a Hecke cuspform $f\in S_k(Γ_0(N),χ)$ and a prime $l>\max\{k,6\}$ such that $l\nmid N$, there exists an infinite family $\{k_r\}_{r\geq 1}\subseteq\mathbb{Z}$ such that for each $k_r$, there is a cusp form $f_{k_r}\in S_{k_r}(Γ_0(N),χ)$ such that the Deligne representation $ρ_{f_{k_r,l}}$ is a crystaline and potentially diagonalizable lift of $\overlineρ_{f,l}$. When $f$ is $l$-ordinary, we base our proof on the theory of Hida families, while in the non-ordinary case, we adapt a local-to-global argument due to Khare and Wintenberger in the setting of their proof of Serre's modularity conjecture, together with a result on existence of lifts with prescribed local conditions over CM fields, a flatness result due to Böckle and a local dimension result by Kisin. We discuss the motivation and tentative future applications of our result in ongoing research on the automorphy of $\mathrm{GL}_{2n}$-representations in the higher level case.

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