The upper-bound conjecture for bounds of bounded affine Hecke algebra representations

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Let (πJ,v,MJ,v,BJ,v)(\pi_{J,\mathsf{v}},M_{J,\mathsf{v}},\mathsf{B}_{J,\mathsf{v}}) be a bounded representation, let aJ,v\mathbf{a}_{J,\mathsf{v}} denote its bound, let JJ be the relevant subset of simple reflections, and let L(w0)L(\mathsf{w}_0) be the weighted length of the longest element of the finite Weyl group. Upper-bound conjecture. The bound satisfies

aJ,v≤L(w0),\mathbf{a}_{J,\mathsf{v}}\leq L(\mathsf{w}_0),

with equality if and only if J=∅J=\emptyset. This conjecture generalizes the upper bound proved for the simplest weighted JJ-parameter system; the precise bound is expected to be connected with Lusztig's a\mathbf{a}-function, Macdonald's cc-function, and Opdam's Plancherel theorem, but the conjecture is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Jérémie Guilhot, Eloise Little and James Parkinson, “On J-folded alcove paths and combinatorial representations of affine Hecke algebras”, arXiv:2212.10781 (2024).

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