Irreducibility conjecture for semi-infinite inductions from cuspidal representations

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Let GG be the group under consideration, let G^\widehat{G} denote its associated central extension, and let Π\Pi be an irreducible cuspidal representation of GG. The functor iGG^i^{\widehat{G}}_G produces a representation iGG^(Π)i^{\widehat{G}}_G(\Pi) of G^\widehat{G}. Irreducibility conjecture. The objects iGG^(Π)i^{\widehat{G}}_G(\Pi), for Π\Pi being a cuspidal representation of GG, are irreducible. This is proposed by analogy with the corresponding irreducibility result for cuspidal representations of pp-adic groups; the paper gives evidence but does not establish the conjecture.

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D. Gaitsgory and D. Kazhdan, “Representations of algebraic groups over a 2-dimensional local field”, arXiv:math/0302174 (2004).

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