Gaitsgory–Kazhdan irreducibility conjecture for induced representations

Let GG be a split reductive group over a local field \bK\bK, let \BG=G((t))\BG=G((t)) be the corresponding loop group, and let π\pi be an irreducible cuspidal representation of \bG\bG. Let i\bG\BGi^\BG_\bG be the induction functor and set

Π:=i\bG\BG(π)Rep(\BG).\Pi:=i^\BG_\bG(\pi)\in \operatorname{Rep}(\BG).

Gaitsgory–Kazhdan irreducibility conjecture. The object ΠRep(\BG)\Pi\in \operatorname{Rep}(\BG) is irreducible.

This is the loop-group analogue of the irreducibility of representations induced from cuspidal representations of reductive groups. The source presents it as a formulation of Conjecture 4.7 from the authors' earlier work; the paper proves the relevant endomorphism calculation but does not establish irreducibility in general.

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Dennis Gaitsgory and David Kazhdan, “Algebraic groups over a 2-dimensional local field: irreducibility of certain induced representations”, arXiv:math/0409543 (2005).

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