Reduction of integral blocks to unipotent blocks

Let G\mathbf G be a group of GL{\rm GL}-type, let ϕ:IF()LG\phi:I_F^{(\ell)}\rightarrow {^{L}\mathbf G} be an admissible parameter, and choose an extension φ:WFLG\varphi:W_F\rightarrow {^{L}\mathbf G}. Let Gϕ\mathbf G_\phi be the associated group of GL{\rm GL}-type with dual group G^ϕ=CG^(ϕ)\hat{\mathbf G}_\phi=C_{\hat{\mathbf G}}(\phi), and let ξφ:LGϕLG\xi_\varphi:{^{L}\mathbf G}_\phi\hookrightarrow {^{L}\mathbf G} be the indicated embedding. Write Rep1,Z(Gϕ)\operatorname{Rep}_{1,\mathbb Z_\ell}(G_\phi) for the principal integral block and Repϕ,Z(G)\operatorname{Rep}_{\phi,\mathbb Z_\ell}(G) for the block attached to ϕ\phi. Reduction conjecture for integral blocks. There is an equivalence of categories

Rep1,Z(Gϕ)Repϕ,Z(G)\operatorname{Rep}_{1,\mathbb Z_\ell}(G_\phi)\simeq \operatorname{Rep}_{\phi,\mathbb Z_\ell}(G)

that extends the transfer of irreducible Q\mathbb Q_\ell-representations associated to ξφ\xi_\varphi. This conjecture reduces the study of arbitrary integral blocks to principal, or unipotent, integral blocks and is presented as a consequence of the preceding functoriality conjecture.

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Jean-François Dat, “A functoriality principle for blocks of p-adic linear groups”, arXiv:1603.07238 (2016).

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