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This question is based on Milne "canonical models of Shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a rational representation of $G$ (I guess it means a representation over $\mathbb{Q}$), satisfied some good conditions. Chapter II Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

More precisely, these objects have canonical models over some suitable number field, say $L$. I want to study the $Gal(\bar{L}_v/L_v)$ representation $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X)\times_L\bar{L}_v,V_\ell)$, for a place $v$ of $L$ above $\ell$. Moreover, the variation of Hodge structures should be considered, which will induce useful filtrations. I want to compare it with the algebraic de Rham cohomology $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X)/L,\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

This question is based on Milne "canonical models of Shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a representation of $G$, satisfied some good conditions. Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

This question is based on Milne "canonical models of Shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a rational representation of $G$ (I guess it means a representation over $\mathbb{Q}$), satisfied some good conditions. Chapter II Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

More precisely, these objects have canonical models over some suitable number field, say $L$. I want to study the $Gal(\bar{L}_v/L_v)$ representation $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X)\times_L\bar{L}_v,V_\ell)$, for a place $v$ of $L$ above $\ell$. Moreover, the variation of Hodge structures should be considered, which will induce useful filtrations. I want to compare it with the algebraic de Rham cohomology $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X)/L,\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

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This question is based on Milne "canonical models of shimuraShimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a representation of $G$, satisfied some good conditions. Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

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This question is based on Milne "canonical models of shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a representation of $G$, satisfied some good conditions. Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

Comparison theorem between étale and de Rham cohomology for local system

This question is based on Milne "canonical models of Shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a representation of $G$, satisfied some good conditions. Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.

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Comparison theorem between \'{e}tale and de Rham cohomology for local system

This question is based on Milne "canonical models of shimura varieties and automorphic vector bundles"

Let $(G,X)$ be a Shimura datum, $(V,\xi)$ be a representation of $G$, satisfied some good conditions. Prop. 3.3 in Milne's paper says there are

(1) $\mathbb{Q}_\ell$-coefficient local system $V_\ell$ on $Sh(G,X)_{et}$, for each prime $\ell$.

(2) a vector bundle $\mathcal{V}(\xi)$ on $Sh(G,X)$, with a flat connection $\nabla$.

Is there any comparison theorem relating $H^n_{et}(Sh(G,X),V_\ell)$ with $H^n_{dR}(Sh(G,X),\mathcal{V}(\xi),\nabla)$?

For example, if $(V,\xi)$ is the trivial representation, and $\ell$ is "good", then we can apply Falting's comparison theorem.