The conjecture on pure incorrigible supercuspidal representations
The conjecture on pure incorrigible supercuspidal representations
Let be a local field, let be a reductive group over , and call a supercuspidal representation pure incorrigible when it is pure and remains supercuspidal in the base-change packet after every finite sequence of cyclic extensions. No pure-incorrigible conjecture. There are no pure incorrigible supercuspidal representations. This is proposed as a generalization of Henniart's splitting theorem; the source notes that the purity condition excludes certain cuspidal unipotent examples and that the conjecture is open in general.
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Michael Harris, “Local Langlands correspondences”, arXiv:2205.03848 (2022).
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