The filtration–singular-support conjecture for nilpotent subschemes

Let GG be a reductive group with Lie algebra g\mathfrak{g}, let XX be the underlying curve, and let Y\tsubsetN(g)Y\tsubset {\mathcal N}(\mathfrak{g}) be a closed GG-invariant subscheme. Let FYF_Y be the full subcategory of Shv(BunG)Shv(\operatorname{Bun}_G) consisting of objects with no Fourier coefficients corresponding to nilpotent orbits not contained in YY, and let FNilp,Y=FYShvNilp(BunG)F_{\operatorname{Nilp},Y}=F_Y\cap Shv_{\operatorname{Nilp}}(\operatorname{Bun}_G). Let ShvY(BunG)Shv_Y(\operatorname{Bun}_G) be the full subcategory of objects whose singular support is contained in the corresponding mapping stack defined by YY.

The filtration–singular-support conjecture.

FNilp,Y=ShvY(BunG).F_{\operatorname{Nilp},Y}=Shv_Y(\operatorname{Bun}_G).

This conjecture asserts that, within the nilpotent-singular-support category, the Fourier-coefficient filtration is exactly the filtration by singular support. The source provides no resolution status.

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Primary source

Sergey Lysenko, “Fourier coefficients and a filtration on Shv(Bun_G)”, arXiv:2208.13500 (2023).

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