Clozel's algebraicity conjecture for inner forms of general linear groups

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Let GG' be the inner form of a general linear group considered in the paper, let G(d538)G'(d538) denote its adelic points, and let d4abd4ab' be a discrete series automorphic representation of G(d538)G'(d538) such that its global Jacquet–Langlands transfer JL(d4ab)JL(d4ab') is cuspidal. Write d4abfd4ab'_f for its finite part.

Clozel's conjecture. The following are equivalent:

  1. d4abfd4ab'_f is defined over a number field.
  2. d4abd4ab' is algebraic.

This generalizes Clozel's corresponding conjectures from split general linear groups to their inner forms, under the hypothesis that the Jacquet–Langlands transfer is cuspidal. The source presents this as a proposed generalization; no resolution is given.

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Primary source

H. Grobner and A. Raghuram, “On some arithmetic properties of automorphic forms of GL(m) over a division algebra”, arXiv:1102.1872 (2013).

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