Homogeneity and indecomposability conjecture for mirabolic restrictions
Homogeneity and indecomposability conjecture for mirabolic restrictions
Let be an irreducible representation of , and let be the mirabolic subgroup. Use the paper's definition of a homogeneous representation and write for the mirabolic restriction. Homogeneity and indecomposability conjecture. The representation is homogeneous and is indecomposable. This extends the result proved in the paper for irreducible generic representations. The conjecture is also motivated by the expected unique irreducible submodule of the highest derivative; its validity for general irreducible representations remains open.
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Kaidi Wu and Jun Yu, “Canonical Bernstein-Zelevinsky Filtration and Casselman's Comparison Conjecture”, arXiv:2606.12288 (2026).
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