Repr\'esentations modulo $p$ de $\mathrm{GL}(m,D)$, $D$ alg\`ebre \`a division sur un corps local
Tony Ly

TL;DR
This thesis advances the understanding of mod p representations of inner forms of general linear groups over local fields, providing classifications and irreducibility criteria for various cases including rank 1 and higher.
Contribution
It develops a detailed classification of irreducible admissible smooth mod p representations for inner forms of GL(m,D), extending known results to higher ranks and more general groups.
Findings
Classification of irreducible admissible smooth representations for rank 1 case.
Generalized Steinberg representations valid for any reductive group over local fields.
New classification results for GL(3,D) and higher ranks with technical assumptions.
Abstract
This Ph.D. thesis belongs to the realm of mod representation theory of -adic groups. The main object of study is the inner form of the general linear group where is a division algebra over a non-Archimedean local field. The first part focuses on the rank case (): it develops in detail the irreducibility criterion for parabolically induced representations and a classification of irreducible admissible smooth representations "\`a la Barthel-Livn\'e". Then one turns to the generalized Steinberg representations: building on ideas of Grosse-Kl\"onne and Herzig, this chapter manages to get a result that is valid for any reductive group over a non-Archimedean local field. Finally the last part exploits the two previous ones, and by overcoming some combinatorial difficulties that arise in the rank case, one gets a classification "\`a la Herzig" for…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra
