The quantitative normalized cohomology conjecture for semisimple algebraic groups

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Let G\mathsf{G} be a semisimple algebraic group over C\mathbb{C}, let Γ\Gamma be a torsion-free subgroup of type FP∞FP_\infty, and let λi=λi(k)\lambda_i=\lambda_i(k) be the highest weight parameters of irreducible representations Wk\mathsf{W}_k. Quantitative normalized cohomology conjecture. For every ii,

∣dim⁡H⁡i(Γ,Wk)dim⁡Wk−bi(2)(Γ)∣=O(1min⁡{λ1,…,λn}).\left|\frac{\dim \operatorname{H}^i(\Gamma,\mathsf{W}_k)}{\dim \mathsf{W}_k}-b_i^{(2)}(\Gamma)\right|=O\left(\frac{1}{\min\{\lambda_1,\ldots,\lambda_n\}}\right).

This strengthens the qualitative convergence claim by predicting an explicit rate of convergence. The estimate is established only in special cases in the paper, so it remains open in the stated generality.

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Lander Guerrero Sánchez and Henrique Souza, “Asymptotics of rational representations for algebraic groups”, arXiv:2405.17360 (2024).

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