Theta representation as the least generic representation

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Let G‾\overline{G} be an nn-fold persistent covering group. Let Θ(G‾,χ)=πΓ−\Theta(\overline{G},\chi)=\pi_{\Gamma^-} be the theta representation associated to an unramified character χ\chi satisfying Φ(χ)=Δ\Phi(\chi)=\Delta. Theta least-genericity conjecture. The representation Θ(G‾,χ)\Theta(\overline{G},\chi) is the least generic representation among all irreducible genuine representations with the same Bernstein support: for every irreducible constituent π\pi of an arbitrary unramified genuine principal series of G‾\overline{G},

dim⁡Wh⁡ψ(π)≥dim⁡Wh⁡ψ(Θ(G‾,χ)).\dim \operatorname{Wh}_\psi(\pi)\geq\dim \operatorname{Wh}_\psi(\Theta(\overline{G},\chi)).

This predicts the covering-group analogue of the standard module conjecture. The source presents it as a belief and gives no resolution.

References

Primary source

Fan Gao, “Kazhdan-Lusztig representations and Whittaker space of some genuine representations”, arXiv:1903.06069 (2019).

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