A local Langlands parameterization for generic supercuspidal representations of $p$-adic $G_2$
Michael Harris, Chandrashekhar B. Khare, Jack A. Thorne

TL;DR
This paper constructs a bijective Langlands parameterization for generic supercuspidal representations of the group G_2 over p-adic fields, linking them to Galois representations using existing literature and new automorphy lifting techniques.
Contribution
It provides the first explicit construction of a local Langlands correspondence for G_2's supercuspidal representations over p-adic fields, combining known methods with new automorphy lifting results.
Findings
Established a bijection between supercuspidal representations and Galois parameters for G_2.
Utilized automorphy lifting theorems to prove the correspondence's bijectivity.
Included a novel application of automorphic descent from GL(7) to G_2.
Abstract
We construct a Langlands parameterization of supercuspidal representations of over a -adic field. More precisely, for any finite extension we will construct a bijection \[ \CL_g : \CA^0_g(G_2,K) \rightarrow \CG^0(G_2,K) \] from the set of generic supercuspidal representations of to the set of irreducible continuous homomorphisms with the Weil group of . The construction of the map is simply a matter of assembling arguments that are already in the literature, together with a previously unpublished theorem of G. Savin on exceptional theta correspondences, included as an appendix. The proof that the map is a bijection is arithmetic in nature, and specifically uses automorphy lifting theorems. These can be applied thanks to a recent result of Hundley and Liu on automorphic descent from to .
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TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
