The genericity conjecture for pure ABV-packets

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Let GG be a reductive group and let ϕ\phi be a Langlands parameter for GG. Denote by Πϕpure(G)\Pi^{\text{pure}}_\phi(G) the associated pure LL-packet, and call ϕ\phi an open parameter when it is open in the parameter space defined by the paper. A representation is generic if it has a Whittaker model, and the packet is generic if it contains a generic representation.

Genericity conjecture. A pure LL-packet Πϕpure(G)\Pi^{\text{pure}}_\phi(G) is generic if and only if ϕ\phi is an open parameter for GG.

This is the geometric characterization equivalent, in the paper's setting, to the Gross–Prasad–Rallis conjecture that genericity is equivalent to regularity at s=1s=1 of the adjoint LL-function. It is known for classical groups, including general linear groups, and in further cases under hypotheses on the local Langlands correspondence; the general statement is not established.

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Clifton Cunningham, Sarah Dijols, Andrew Fiori and Qing Zhang, “Whittaker normalization of p-adic ABV-packets and Vogan's conjecture for tempered representations”, arXiv:2412.06824 (2024).

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