Let G be a reductive group quasi-split at p . Using arguments of Hansen–Thorne, we show that under the non-abelian Leopoldt conjecture (NALC), Hansen’s p -adic overconvergent cohomology eigenvariety for G is étale over its image in weight space at any non-critical classical tempered cuspidal point of ‘cohomological multiplicity one’. This applies to all non-critical classical cuspidal points if G = ResF/Q\,GL\,ₙ G = Res F / Q GL n . We then let π π be a p -ordinary regular algebraic cuspidal automorphic representation of GLₙ(AQ) GL n ( A Q ) such that π ₚ π p is Steinberg. Combining the above étaleness result for the classical point attached to π π , and a local–global compatibility result from our earlier work, we deduce—under a tangent vector hypothesis that is true for at least half the simple roots—the equality of Fontaine–Mazur and automorphic L L -invariants for π π . Where this assumption is satisfied, we deduce the NALC implies a conjecture of Gehrmann: that automorphic L L -invariants are independent of cohomological degree. Our approach is inspired by (and generalises) previous work of Gehrmann–Rosso. When π = Symⁿ⁻¹ π f π = Sym n - 1 π f is the symmetric power lift of a modular form, we verify all assumptions other than the NALC, and deduce a functoriality result for the automorphic L L -invariants.
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