The sharp lower-bound partition conjecture for split special orthogonal groups

Let Gn{\mathrm {G}}_n be an FF-split SO2n+1{\mathrm{SO}}_{2n+1} or SO2n{\mathrm{SO}}_{2n}, and let p(π)\frak{p}(\pi) denote the partitions attached to a cuspidal automorphic representation π\pi of Gn(A){\mathrm {G}}_n({\mathbb A}). Sharp lower-bound partition conjecture. The sharp lower-bound partition p0Gn\underline{p}_0^{{\mathrm {G}}_n} for pp(π)\underline{p}\in\frak{p}(\pi), as π\pi runs over Acusp(Gn){\mathcal {A}}_{\mathrm{cusp}}({\mathrm {G}}_n), is

p0SO2n+1={[3e1e+1]if n=2e,[3e+11e]if n=2e+1,\underline{p}_0^{{\mathrm{SO}}_{2n+1}}= \begin{cases} [3^e1^{e+1}]&\text{if }n=2e,\\ [3^{e+1}1^e]&\text{if }n=2e+1, \end{cases}

and

p0SO2n={[3e1e]if n=2e,[53e11e]if n=2e+1.\underline{p}_0^{{\mathrm{SO}}_{2n}}= \begin{cases} [3^e1^e]&\text{if }n=2e,\\ [53^{e-1}1^e]&\text{if }n=2e+1. \end{cases}

The source presents these partitions as a conjectural sharp lower bound for Fourier-coefficient partitions of cuspidal automorphic representations of split special orthogonal groups; no resolution is supplied.

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Primary source

Dihua Jiang and Baiying Liu, “On cuspidality of global Arthur packets for symplectic groups”, arXiv:1601.01665 (2016).

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