Component-group formula for the Gan–Gross–Prasad constant

Let Gn=GSpinnG_n=\operatorname{GSpin}_n and Gn+1=GSpinn+1G_{n+1}=\operatorname{GSpin}_{n+1}, and let πn\pi_n and πn+1\pi_{n+1} be cuspidal automorphic representations with conjectural global Langlands parameters ϕn\phi_n and ϕn+1\phi_{n+1}. For a parameter ϕ\phi, let Sϕ\mathcal{S}_\phi and Sϕ,sc\mathcal{S}_{\phi,\mathrm{sc}} be the component groups defined from the centralizer of the image of ϕ\phi in the dual group and its simply connected cover. Component-group conjecture. If πn+1\pi_{n+1} and πn\pi_n appear with multiplicity one in the discrete spectrum, then

2β=4SϕnSϕn+1=12Sϕn,scSϕn+1,sc.2^\beta=4|\mathcal{S}_{\phi_n}||\mathcal{S}_{\phi_{n+1}}|=\frac{1}{2}|\mathcal{S}_{\phi_n,\mathrm{sc}}||\mathcal{S}_{\phi_{n+1},\mathrm{sc}}|.

Here 2β2^\beta is the constant occurring in the global Gan–Gross–Prasad period formula. The conjecture predicts that this normalization constant is determined by global Langlands component groups; the existence of the relevant global parameters is itself conjectural.

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Melissa Emory, “On the global Gan-Gross-Prasad conjecture for general spin groups”, arXiv:1901.01746 (2019).

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