The unicity of types conjecture for supercuspidal representations
Let be the group of rational points of a connected reductive algebraic group over a non-archimedean local field, and let be a supercuspidal representation of . An archetype is a -conjugacy class of typical irreducible representations of a maximal compact subgroup of for the inertial support . The unicity of types conjecture. There exists a -archetype, and there exists at most one -archetype defined on each -conjugacy class of maximal compact subgroups of . This conjecture asserts existence and unicity of maximal-compact types for supercuspidal representations of arbitrary -adic groups; the source presents it as a generalization of the unicity of types known for general linear groups.
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The unicity of types conjecture for supercuspidal representations
Fix a cuspidal datum of , an irreducible supercuspidal representation of , and a -type , with . Let be a maximal compact subgroup of and let be a -type. Unicity of types conjecture. There exists a such that and
This conjecture predicts that every maximal-compact type for the Bernstein component determined by contains, after conjugation, the explicitly constructed type in its compact induction. Its status is not determined by the supplied source information.
source: Peter Latham and Monica Nevins, “Typical representations via fixed point sets in Bruhat–Tits buildings”, arXiv:1909.05895 (2020).
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Peter Latham, “The unicity of types for depth-zero supercuspidal representations”, arXiv:1606.01691 (2017).
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