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BIMSA > Automorphic representations and Harmonic analysis Automorphic representations and Harmonic analysis On locally analytic cohomology in the Steinberg cases
On locally analytic cohomology in the Steinberg cases
Organizers
Taiwang Deng , Sergei Oblezin , Dongming She
Speaker
Zicheng Qian
Time
Thursday, October 22, 2026 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Venue
A3-4-301
Online
Zoom 435 529 7909 (BIMSA)
Abstract
As is often called the "special" case of ($p$ adic or classical) local Langlands correspondence, Steinberg case often simultaneously admits extra difficulty yet also more available tools (or related objects) than other cases. In this talk, we explain a technique on the study of locally analytic Steinberg cases by restriction from $G$ to $(g,N(T))$. Such technique is useful for at least two aspects. First, it reduces the computation of locally analytic cohomology in the Steinberg case to certain corresponding $(g,N(T))$ cohomology which is a mixture of Lie algebra homlogy and smooth $T$ cohomology via the Weyl group. Second, $(g,N(T))$ cohomology offer a natural setting to the discussion of choice of uniformizer/branch of logarithm which is a typical phenomenon for the Steinberg case of LL.
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