Abstract: In a previous work of the authors, a middle convolution operation on the category of Fuchsian differential systems was introduced. In this note we show that the middle convolution of Fuchsian systems preserves the property of global nilpotence. This leads to a globally nilpotent Fuchsian system of rank two which does not belong to the known classes of globally nilpotent rank two systems. Moreover, we give a globally nilpotent Fuchsian system of rank seven whose differential Galois group is isomorphic to the exceptional simple algebraic group of type
The authors show that middle convolution of Fuchsian systems preserves the property of global nilpotence. An example of a globally nilpotent Fuchsian system of rank 2, which has neither a correspondence to a hypergeometric differential system nor a correspondence to a uniformizing differential equation of a Fuchsian lattice, is constructed.
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