Vogan's representation conjecture for real reductive groups

Let KK be a symmetric subgroup of GG, let \OO\OO be a nilpotent orbit satisfying

codim(\OO,\OO)4,\operatorname{codim}(\partial \OO,\overline{\OO}) \geq 4,

and let \cB\cB be an irreducible Harish-Chandra (\cA0X~,K)(\cA_0^{\widetilde{X}},K)-module. Let \OO\cB\OO_{\cB} be the associated KK-orbit and let L\cB\mathcal{L}_{\cB} be Vogan's twisted local system on it.

Vogan's conjecture. There is an isomorphism of KK-representations

\cBKΓ(\OO\cB,L\cB).\cB \simeq_K \Gamma(\OO_{\cB},\mathcal{L}_{\cB}).

The conjecture is equivalent to the isomorphism of a natural embedding whose cokernel is supported on the boundary. The source reports that the cokernel has support of codimension at least 33 in forthcoming work, but does not establish the conjecture itself.

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Primary source

Ivan Losev, Lucas Mason-Brown and Dmytro Matvieievskyi, “Unipotent Ideals and Harish-Chandra Bimodules”, arXiv:2108.03453 (2026).

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