Purity Reigns Supreme
Purity Reigns Supreme
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2013
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L. Clozel
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L. Clozel
The purpose of this note is to prove the Ramanujan conjecture for cuspidal representations π of GL(n,AF ) when F is either a totally real or a CM field, and π is a cohomological representation that is self–dual if F is totally real, or conjugate self–dual if F is CM . We will prove the conjecture only at primes v of F where all data are unramified. If p is the rational prime divided by v, this means that F is unramified at p, and that all factors πv′ of π for the primes v′|p are unramified. That such a result is accessible has been known since the work of the author [7] relying on Kottwitz’s description of particular Shimura varieties. Increasingly precise and general variants have been proved by Harris and Taylor [10] and then, recently, by S.–W. Shin [18] and as a result of the collective effort embodied in [S]. See in particular the final chapter [9] by Harris, Labesse and the author. S. Morel has proved [17], in particular cases, a result true for an unspecified set of primes. A cohomological representation is associated to a finite – dimensional representation L of the reductive group G – here GL(n, F ) – being considered ; in the geometric cases L can also be seen as a coefficient system on the associated Shimura variety. At least for even n, the recent proofs [9, 18] of the Ramanujan conjecture require a regularity property of the highest weight of L : Shin calls L “mildly regular” in [18]. We will show that this assumption is unnecessary, at least at the primes of good reduction. We refer to [6] for the notion of cohomological or algebraic representation, and for the attendant properties. If F is complex denote by c the complex conjugation ; it acts naturally on representations of GL(n,AF ). ∗Provisional title