Generic Summand Conjecture for Bessel modules

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Let GnG_n be a group in the Bessel descent setting, let Acusp(Gn){\mathcal {A}}_{\mathrm{cusp}}(G_n) be its cuspidal automorphic representations, and let Φ~2(Gn∗)\widetilde{\Phi}_2(G_n^*) denote the relevant generic global Arthur parameters. For π∈Acusp(Gn)\pi\in{\mathcal {A}}_{\mathrm{cusp}}(G_n) with a GnG_n-relevant generic global Arthur parameter ϕ∈Φ~2(Gn∗)\phi\in\widetilde{\Phi}_2(G_n^*), a cuspidal realization Cπ{\mathcal {C}}_\pi is a realization of π\pi in Lcusp2(Gn)L^2_{\mathrm{cusp}}(G_n). Its first occurrence index is denoted by ℓ0(Cπ)\ell_0({\mathcal {C}}_\pi); Oℓ0{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0} is a kk-rational orbit associated to the corresponding partition, and FψOℓ0{\mathcal {F}}^{\psi_{{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0}}} is the associated Bessel module.

Generic Summand Conjecture. There exists a cuspidal realization Cπ{\mathcal {C}}_\pi with first occurrence index ℓ0\ell_0 and a suitable kk-rational orbit Oℓ0{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0} such that there are σ∈Acusp(Hℓ0−Oℓ0)\sigma\in{\mathcal {A}}_{\mathrm{cusp}}(H_{\ell_0^-}^{{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0}}) with a relevant generic global Arthur parameter, and a cuspidal realization Cσ{\mathcal {C}}_\sigma of σ\sigma in Lcusp2(Hℓ0−Oℓ0)L^2_{\mathrm{cusp}}(H_{\ell_0^-}^{{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0}}), for which

⟨FψOℓ0(φπ),φσ⟩Hℓ0−Oℓ0≠0\left\langle {\mathcal {F}}^{\psi_{{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0}}}(\varphi_\pi),\varphi_\sigma\right\rangle_{H_{\ell_0^-}^{{\mathcal {O}}_{\ell_0}}}\neq 0

for suitable φπ∈Cπ\varphi_\pi\in{\mathcal {C}}_\pi and φσ∈Cσ\varphi_\sigma\in{\mathcal {C}}_\sigma.

This is presented as a preliminary form of the spectrum problem for the first Bessel module and is attributed in the source to an earlier conjecture. The source gives no resolution status.

References

Primary source

Dihua Jiang and Lei Zhang, “Bessel Descents and Branching Problems”, arXiv:1905.02307 (2019).

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