Multiplicity stability conjecture for -modules
Multiplicity stability conjecture for -modules
For a prime and a positive integer , consider the irreducible complex representations of for all , together with a compatible collection of labelings. A finitely generated -module is a functor with finite generation under the morphisms of . Multiplicity stability conjecture. For every there exists a compatible collection of labelings of the irreducible complex representations of for all such that finitely generated -modules exhibit multiplicity stability with respect to this labeling. This would extend the known multiplicity-stability phenomenon for -modules, but the source notes that suitable labelings for the higher prime-power groups are not known.
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Nate Harman, “Effective and Infinite-Rank Superrigidity in the Context of Representation Stability”, arXiv:1902.05603 (2019).
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