Fourier–Laumon invariance conjecture for cuspidal perverse sheaves

Let GG be a possibly disconnected reductive group, let NG\mathcal N_G be its nilpotent cone, and let O\mathcal O be a nilpotent orbit. If EPerv(NG/G)\mathcal E\in\operatorname{Perv}(\mathcal N_G/G) is cuspidal, let infl(E)\operatorname{infl}(\mathcal E) denote its inflation and let \Fourg\Four_{\mathfrak g} be the Fourier–Laumon transform. Fourier–Laumon invariance conjecture. Then

IC(O,E)\Fourg(IC(O×z(G),infl(E))).\operatorname{IC}(\mathcal O,\mathcal E)\simeq \Four_{\mathfrak g}\bigl(\operatorname{IC}(\mathcal O\times\mathfrak z(G^\circ),\operatorname{infl}(\mathcal E))\bigr).

This strengthens the preceding theorem by predicting that the cuspidal local system can be chosen unchanged under the Fourier transform; the source provides no resolution status.

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Peter Dillery and David Schwein, “A stacky generalized Springer correspondence and rigid enhancements of L-parameters”, arXiv:2308.11752 (2024).

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