Height one specializations of Selmer groups
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Abstract: We provide applications to studying the behavior of Selmer groups under specialization. We consider Selmer groups associated to four dimensional Galois representations coming from (i) the tensor product of two cuspidal Hida families and , (ii) its cyclotomic deformation, (iii) the tensor product of a cusp form and the Hida family , where is a classical specialization of with weight . We prove control theorems to relate (a) the Selmer group associated to the tensor product of Hida families and to the Selmer group associated to its cyclotomic deformation and (b) the Selmer group associated to the tensor product of and to the Selmer group associated to the tensor product of and . On the analytic side of the main conjectures, Hida has constructed one variable, two variable and three variable Rankin-Selberg -adic -functions. Our specialization results enable us to verify that Hida's results relating (a) the two variable -adic -function to the three variable -adic -function and (b) the one variable -adic -function to the two variable -adic -function and our control theorems for Selmer groups are completely consistent with the main conjectures.
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