Big symplectic or orthogonal monodromy modulo l
Chris Hall
Abstract
Let k be a field not of characteristic two and L be a set of almost all rational primes invertible in k. Suppose we have a variety X/k and strictly compatible system Mell -> X : ell in L of constructible Fell-sheaves. If the system is orthogonally or symplectically self-dual, then the geometric monodromy group of Mell is a subgroup of a corresponding isometry group Gell over Fell, and we say it has big monodromy if it contains the derived subgroup DGell=[Gell,Gell]. We prove a theorem which gives sufficient conditions for Mell to have big monodromy. We apply the theorem to explicit systems arising from the middle cohomology of families of hyperelliptic curves and elliptic surfaces to show that the monodromy is uniformly big as we vary ell and the system.
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