The density principle for orbital integrals

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Let S(F0)S(F_0) be the symmetric space and let s(F0)\mathfrak{s}(F_0) be its Lie algebra. Consider the orbital-integral distributions f\ifbool@display⟼\shortmapstoOrb⁡(γ,f)f% \ifbool{@display}{\longmapsto}{\shortmapsto}% \operatorname{Orb}(\gamma,f) for regular semi-simple γ∈S(F0)\gamma\in S(F_0), and their Lie-algebra analogues. Density principle. The orbital integrals Orb⁡(γ,⋅)\operatorname{Orb}(\gamma,\cdot) for all regular semi-simple γ\gamma span a weakly dense subspace of the space of (H′(F0),η)(H'(F_0),\eta)-invariant distributions on S(F0)S(F_0). The same assertion holds for s(F0)\mathfrak{s}(F_0). This principle is used to pass between the two parts of the arithmetic-transfer conjectures; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Michael Rapoport, Brian Smithling and Wei Zhang, “On the arithmetic transfer conjecture for exotic smooth formal moduli spaces”, arXiv:1503.06520 (2016).

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