The discreteness-and-tail conjecture for unitary representations of GL\overline{\mathrm{GL}}

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Fix kk and let τ\tau be an irreducible representation of GL(k,F)\mathrm{GL}(k,\mathbb F). Consider the triples (z,k,τ)(z,k,\tau) that correspond to unitary representations of GL\overline{\mathrm{GL}}. Discreteness-and-tail conjecture. The set of z>0z>0 with this property has the form

{pl:lZ, lm(k,τ)}.\{p^{-l}: l\in\mathbb{Z},\ l\geq m(k,\tau)\}.

Thus, for each fixed (k,τ)(k,\tau), the admissible positive parameters form a discrete tail. The supplied status evidence says that the statements in this subsection are proved in Section 5, so this conjecture is solved.

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Yury A. Neretin, “Groups GL() over finite fields and multiplications of double cosets”, arXiv:2002.09969 (2020).

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