Barbasch-Vogan characterization of unipotent representations

Let GG be either an orthogonal group or a metaplectic group. Let OD\mathcal O_{\bold D} be the orbit indexing ΠOD(G)\Pi_{\mathcal O_{\bold D}}(G), let Od\mathcal O_{\bold d} be a rigid orbit, and let I(π)\mathcal I(\pi) denote the infinitesimal character. Barbasch-Vogan shortest-infinitesimal-character conjecture. If πΠOD(G)\pi\in\Pi_{\mathcal O_{\bold D}}(G) and λ\lambda is the shortest infinitesimal character among all I(π)\mathcal I(\pi) with πΠOD(G)\pi\in\Pi_{\mathcal O_{\bold D}}(G), then

λ=I(d).\lambda=\mathcal I(\bold d).

The source explicitly says this conjecture is false when Od\mathcal O_{\bold d} is not rigid; under the stated rigidity hypothesis its resolution is not supplied.

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Hongyu He, “Unipotent Representations and Quantum Induction”, arXiv:math/0210372 (2021).

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