The fundamental lemma for restricted orbital integrals

Let (g,h)(\mathfrak{g},\mathfrak{h}) be any pair in Definition~, let rr be a slope, and let YhY\in\mathfrak{h} be regular semisimple. Suppose that the image of YY in g\mathfrak{g} is restricted of slope rr.

The fundamental lemma. The orbital integrals satisfy

orbgh(Y)=orbhh(Y).\operatorname{orb}_{\mathfrak{g}}^{\mathfrak{h}}(Y)=\operatorname{orb}_{\mathfrak{h}}^{\mathfrak{h}}(Y).

This is the restricted-slope form of the fundamental lemma, comparing the κ\kappa-orbital integral on g\mathfrak{g} with the stable orbital integral on h\mathfrak{h}. The source does not state a resolution status for this conjecture.

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Clifton Cunningham and Thomas C. Hales, “Good orbital integrals”, arXiv:math/0311353 (2004).

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