Orthogonal Igusa-function polynomial conjecture

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Let V{\mathcal{V}} be an nn-dimensional, non-degenerate quadratic space, let [n−1]={1,…,n−1}[n-1]=\{1,\ldots,n-1\}, let Cn{\mathcal{C}}_n be the subgroup of chessboard elements in the symmetric group Sn{\mathcal{S}}_n, let DL⁡(w)D_{\operatorname{L}}(w) be the left-descent set of ww, let LL be the specified linear combination of parabolic length functions, and let χε\chi_{\varepsilon} be the specified linear character of Cn{\mathcal{C}}_n. Orthogonal Igusa-function polynomial conjecture. For each J⊆[n−1]J\subseteq[n-1], the polynomial associated with V{\mathcal{V}} satisfies

αVJ(q−1)=∑w∈Cn\DL⁡(w)⊆Jχε(w)q−L(w).\alpha^J_{{\mathcal{V}}}(q^{-1})=\sum_{\substack{w\in{\mathcal{C}}_n\D_{\operatorname{L}}(w)\subseteq J}}\chi_{\varepsilon}(w)q^{-L(w)}.

If true, this gives the orthogonal case of the paper's main theorem from the corresponding general theorem and is a first step toward extending the other stated theorem to the orthogonal case; the parser supplies no evidence that the conjecture has been resolved.

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Benjamin Klopsch and Christopher Voll, “Igusa-type functions associated to finite formed spaces and their functional equations”, arXiv:math/0603565 (2008).

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