Gurevich–Howe exhaustion conjecture for low U-rank representations of GL(n)
Let be the general linear group over a finite field, let -rank be the rank invariant defined in the source, and let denote the eta correspondence from the preceding discussion. For an irreducible representation, twisting means tensoring by a one-dimensional character of .
Gurevich–Howe exhaustion conjecture. Suppose . Then, up to twist by a character, every irreducible representation of -rank of is in the image of the eta correspondence .
This conjecture asserts that the eta correspondence, together with character twists, exhausts the irreducible representations of sufficiently low U-rank. The supplied text gives no evidence that it has been resolved.
References
Primary source
Shamgar Gurevich and Roger Howe, “Ranks for Representations of GL(n) Over Finite Fields, their Agreement, and Positivity of Fourier Transform”, arXiv:2107.02240 (2021).
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