The exact failure criterion for the naive mod converse theorem for
The exact failure criterion for the naive mod converse theorem for
Let be a prime and let be a prime power. The naive converse theorem for mod representations of asks whether the relevant mod gamma factors determine the representation. Naive converse theorem failure conjecture. The naive converse theorem for mod representations of fails exactly when
for some value of . The authors found counterexamples for several pairs satisfying this condition by explicit computation; the converse implication, and hence the exact characterization in general, remains open.
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Jacksyn Bakeberg, Mathilde Gerbelli-Gauthier, Heidi Goodson, Ashwin Iyengar, Gilbert Moss and Robin Zhang, “Mod gamma factors and a converse theorem for finite general linear groups”, arXiv:2307.07593 (2025).
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