Cocycles on abelian groups and primitive ideals in group -algebras of two step nilpotent groups and connected Lie groups.
We investigate the structure of the Tukey ordering among directed orders arising naturally in topology and measure theory.
The aim of these notes is to generalize Laumon’s construction [20] of automorphic sheaves corresponding to local systems on a smooth, projective curve to the case of local systems with indecomposable unipotent ramification at a finite set of points. To this end we need an extension of the notion of parabolic structure on vector bundles to coherent sheaves. Once we have defined this, a lot of arguments from the article “ On the geometric Langlands conjecture” by Frenkel, Gaitsgory and Vilonen [11]...
Let be a non-archimedean local field. This paper gives an explicit isomorphism between the dual of the special representation of and the space of harmonic cochains defined on the Bruhat-Tits building of , in the sense of E. de Shalit [11]. We deduce, applying the results of a paper of P. Schneider and U. Stuhler [9], that there exists a -equivariant isomorphism between the cohomology group of the Drinfeld symmetric space and the space of harmonic cochains.
We compute the unique nonzero cohomology group of a generic - linearized locally free -module, where is the identity component of a complex classical Lie supergroup and is an arbitrary parabolic subsupergroup. In particular we prove that for this cohomology group is an irreducible -module. As an application we generalize the character formula of typical irreducible -modules to a natural class of atypical modules arising in this way.
Let be a building of arbitrary type. A compactification of the set of spherical residues of is introduced. We prove that it coincides with the horofunction compactification of endowed with a natural combinatorial distance which we call the root-distance. Points of admit amenable stabilisers in and conversely, any amenable subgroup virtually fixes a point in . In addition, it is shown that, provided is transitive enough, this compactification also coincides with the group-theoretic...