Kobayashi's discrete-series infinitude conjecture for reductive homogeneous spaces

Let G/HG/H be a reductive homogeneous space in Setting, and let Disc(G/H)\operatorname{Disc}(G/H) denote its discrete series representations. Kobayashi's conjecture. One has the equivalence

Disc(G/H)    #Disc(G/H)=.\operatorname{Disc}(G/H) \ne \emptyset \iff \# \operatorname{Disc}(G/H)=\infty.

This conjecture would help characterize reductive homogeneous spaces admitting discrete series representations. It is true for reductive symmetric spaces, and the database status is solved because the cited source states that the relevant implication has been proved without assuming that HH is reductive.

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Toshiyuki Kobayashi, “Conjectures on reductive homogeneous spaces”, arXiv:2204.08854 (2022).

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