The unitary induction conjecture for Dirac cohomology
The unitary induction conjecture for Dirac cohomology
Let be a unitary representation. A representation is induced by parabolic induction when it is obtained from a representation of a parabolic subgroup in this way. Unitary Dirac-cohomology induction conjecture. A unitary representation either has nonzero Dirac cohomology or is induced from a unitary representation with nonzero Dirac cohomology by parabolic induction. In equal rank, the analogous statement for irreducible tempered representations is recalled in the source with elliptic representations; the stated unitary generalization remains open.
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Jing-Song Huang, “Dirac cohomology, elliptic representations and endoscopy”, arXiv:1511.07618 (2015).
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