Multiplicity one Conjectures

In the first part, in the local non archimedean case, we consider distributions on GL(n+1) which are invariant under the adjoint action of GL(n). We conjecture that such distributions are invariant by transposition. This would imply multiplicity at most one for restrictions from GL(n+1) to GL(n). We...

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Main Authors Rallis, Steve, Schiffmann, Gérard
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 15.05.2007
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Mathematics - Representation Theory
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Summary:In the first part, in the local non archimedean case, we consider distributions on GL(n+1) which are invariant under the adjoint action of GL(n). We conjecture that such distributions are invariant by transposition. This would imply multiplicity at most one for restrictions from GL(n+1) to GL(n). We reduce ourselves to distributions with "singular" support and then finish the proof for n< 9. In the second part we show that similar Theorems for orthogonal or unitary groups follow from the case of GL(n)
DOI:10.48550/arxiv.0705.2168