The 0–1 coefficient conjecture for fully supported representations

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Let G(R)G(\mathbb{R}) be the real reductive group under consideration, with rank ll, and let ζ1,,ζl\zeta_1,\ldots,\zeta_l be the relevant basis of hf\mathfrak{h}_f^*. For a fully supported representation in G(R)^\widehat{G(\mathbb R)}, write its infinitesimal character as

Λ=i=1lniζi,\Lambda=\sum_{i=1}^{l}n_i\zeta_i,

where each nin_i is a nonnegative integer.

0–1 coefficient conjecture. One must have ni=0n_i=0 or 11 for every 1il1\leq i\leq l.

This speculation concerns the possible integral infinitesimal characters of fully supported representations. The source presents it as a conjectural pattern arising from calculations; no resolution is given here.

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Primary source

Lin-Gen Ding, Chao-Ping Dong and Haian He, “Dirac series for E_6(-14)”, arXiv:1903.06861 (2020).

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