Frenkel–Hernandez conjecture on Langlands dual representations

Let Uq(g^)\mathcal{U}_q(\hat{\mathfrak{g}}) and Uq(\leftindexLg^)\mathcal{U}_q(\leftindex^L{\hat{\mathfrak{g}}}) be quantum affine algebras of Langlands-dual types, let PP' be the sublattice specified in the paper, and let Π:P\leftindexLP\Pi:P'\to\leftindex^L{P} be the Langlands character map. For an irreducible finite-dimensional representation VV of highest weight λP\lambda\in P', a Langlands dual representation is an irreducible representation LV{}^L V of Uq(\leftindexLg^)\mathcal{U}_q(\leftindex^L{\hat{\mathfrak{g}}}) with highest weight Π(λ)\Pi(\lambda) and

χσ(LV)Π(χ(V)),\chi^\sigma({}^L V)\preceq \Pi(\chi(V)),

meaning that Π(χ(V))χσ(LV)N[\leftindexLP]\Pi(\chi(V))-\chi^\sigma({}^L V)\in\mathbb{N}[\leftindex^L P]. Frenkel–Hernandez conjecture. Every such VV admits a Langlands dual representation. It is known for Kirillov–Reshetikhin modules, but remains open in general.

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Jingmin Guo, Jian-Rong Li and Keyu Wang, “Langlands branching rule for type B snake modules”, arXiv:2507.06570 (2026).

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