Conjecture on t-exactness of the long intertwining transform

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Let GG be the reductive group, with UU and U−U^- opposite maximal unipotent subgroups and TT a maximal torus, and let

HC∗:D(G\G)→D(G\(G/U×G/U)/T)\textnormal{HC}_*: D(G \backslash G) \to D(G \backslash (G/U \times G/U) / T)

be the Harish-Chandra transform and

R!:D(G\(G/U×G/U)/T)→D(G\(G/U×G/U−)/T)R_!: D(G \backslash (G/U \times G/U) / T) \to D(G \backslash (G/U \times G/U^-) / T)

be the long intertwining transform. The t-exactness conjecture. The functor R!∘HC∗R_! \circ \textnormal{HC}_* is tt-exact. This conjecturally generalizes the known tt-exactness of the composition on character sheaves to the relevant categories of equivariant sheaves.

References

Primary source

Roman Bezrukavnikov and Alexander Yom Din, “On parabolic restriction of perverse sheaves”, arXiv:1810.03297 (2018).

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