Nonsplit Langlands conjecture for n=4n=4

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Let G4=Res⁡C[[t1/4]]/C[[t]]PGL2G_4=\operatorname{Res}_{\mathbf C[[t^{1/4}]]/\mathbf C[[t]]}\mathrm{PGL}_2. Let O‾\overline{\mathcal O} be the minimal nilpotent coadjoint orbit closure of so8\mathfrak{so}_8, equipped with the stated Σ4\Sigma_4-action. The action of SL2×4⊆SO8\mathrm{SL}_2^{\times4}\subseteq\mathrm{SO}_8 descends to an action of SL2\mathrm{SL}_2 on O‾/ ⁣/Σ4\overline{\mathcal O}/\!/\Sigma_4. Nonsplit Langlands conjecture for n=4n=4. For this action and a certain grading on O‾/ ⁣/Σ4\overline{\mathcal O}/\!/\Sigma_4, there is a fully faithful functor

Perf⁡sh ⁣((O‾/ ⁣/Σ4)/SL2(−2ρ))↪Shv⁡G4[[t]]c ⁣(G4((t))/PGL2((t));Q).\operatorname{Perf}^{\mathrm{sh}}\!\left((\overline{\mathcal O}/\!/\Sigma_4)/\mathrm{SL}_2(-2\rho)\right)\hookrightarrow\operatorname{Shv}^{c}_{G_4[[t]]}\!\left(G_4((t))/\mathrm{PGL}_2((t));\mathbf Q\right).

This is the n=4n=4 specialization of the nonsplit Langlands expectation and is not established in the source.

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Sanath K. Devalapurkar, “Derived geometric Satake for PGL_2^3/PGL_2^diag”, arXiv:2404.09853 (2024).

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