Uniformity conjecture for local representation zeta functions of type A groups
Uniformity conjecture for local representation zeta functions of type A groups
Let . For a divisor of , where records whether the relevant quadratic extension splits at , let be a number field and let be a connected, simply-connected absolutely almost simple -algebraic group of type~. If is an outer form, let be the quadratic extension appearing in its definition; if it is an inner form, put . The notation denotes the residue cardinality of . Uniformity conjecture. There exist finite index sets and , polynomials for , and non-negative integers for , together with a finite set of places of , containing all archimedean places and depending on , such that for every place ,
This conjecture generalizes the established type case and predicts a uniform rational form for almost all local factors, with dependence only on the residue cardinality and the indicated arithmetic data; its general case remains open.
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Nir Avni, Benjamin Klopsch, Uri Onn and Christopher Voll, “Similarity classes of integral p-adic matrices and representation zeta functions of groups of type A_2”, arXiv:1410.4533 (2015).
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