The averaging-functor vanishing conjecture

Let XX be a smooth projective curve of genus gg, let EE be a local system on XX, and let \Bunn\Bun_n be the moduli stack of rank nn vector bundles. For dZ+d\in\mathbb Z^+, let \Modnd\Mod_n^d parametrize triples (\M,\M,β)(\M,\M',\beta) as in the paper, and let \onAvEd:\onD(\Bunn)\onD(\Bunn)\on{Av}^d_E:\on{D}(\Bun_n)\to\on{D}(\Bun_n) be the averaging functor defined by

\F\hl!(\hr(\F)\s(LEd))[nd].\F\longmapsto \hl_!\left(\hr{}^*(\F)\otimes \s^*({\mathcal L}^d_E)\right)[nd].

The averaging-functor vanishing conjecture. Assume that EE is irreducible and has rank greater than nn. If

d>(2g2)nrk(E),d>(2g-2)\cdot n\cdot \operatorname{rk}(E),

then the functor \onAvEd\on{Av}^d_E is identically equal to zero. This is the explicit form of the vanishing conjecture proposed in the cited earlier work, and it supplies the vanishing input for the geometric Langlands argument; its resolution status is not specified in the supplied text.

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D. Gaitsgory, “On a vanishing conjecture appearing in the geometric Langlands correspondence”, arXiv:math/0204081 (2003).

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