The field-of-rationality lower-bound conjecture for positive-depth supercuspidals

Let G/FG/F be a connected reductive group, and let W|W| be the cardinality of the Weyl group of a maximal torus in G×FG\times\overline{F}. Let p\mathfrak{p} be a prime such that FpF_{\mathfrak{p}} has sufficiently high residue characteristic pp, depending only on GG. If π\pi is a supercuspidal representation of G(Fp)G(F_{\mathfrak{p}}) of positive depth, the field-of-rationality lower-bound conjecture asserts that

[Q(π):Q]p1W.[\mathbb{Q}(\pi):\mathbb{Q}]\geq\frac{p-1}{|W|}.

This would give a uniform lower bound, growing with the residue characteristic, for the degrees of fields of rationality of positive-depth supercuspidal representations; the text presents it as a potential approach and cautions that the details have not been checked.

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John Binder, “Fields of rationality of automorphic representations: the case of unitary groups”, arXiv:1605.09659 (2016).

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