The maximal Fourier-coefficient attainment conjecture

Let GG be an FF-quasisplit classical group, let ψΨ~2(G)\psi\in\widetilde\Psi_2(G) be a global Arthur parameter, and let Π~ψ(ϵψ)\widetilde\Pi_\psi(\epsilon_\psi) be its automorphic L2L^2-packet. Let p(ψ)\underline p(\psi) be the partition attached to (ψ,G(C))(\psi,G^\vee(\mathbb C)). Maximal Fourier-coefficient attainment conjecture. There exists some πΠ~ψ(ϵψ)\pi\in\widetilde\Pi_\psi(\epsilon_\psi) such that

nm(π)=ηg,g(p(ψ)).\mathfrak n^m(\pi)=\eta_{\mathfrak g^\vee,\mathfrak g}(\underline p(\psi)).

Thus the upper bound in the preceding conjecture should be achieved by a member of every relevant packet. The source notes that this is proved for simple global Arthur parameters for FF-split classical groups, but leaves the general assertion open.

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Primary source

Dihua Jiang, “Automorphic Integral Transforms for Classical Groups I: Endoscopy Correspondences”, arXiv:1212.6525 (2012).

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