On the geometric Ramanujan conjecture
Abstract
In this paper we prove two results pertaining to the (unramified and global) geometric Langlands program. The first result is an analogue of the Ramanujan conjecture: any cuspidal D-module on BunG is tempered. We actually prove a more general statement: any D-module that is *-extended from a quasi-compact open substack of BunG is tempered. Then the assertion about cuspidal objects is an immediate consequence of a theorem of Drinfeld-Gaitsgory. Building up on this, we prove our second main result, the automorphic gluing theorem for the group SL2: it states that any D-module on BunSL2 is determined by its tempered part and its constant term. This theorem (vaguely speaking, an analogue of Langlands' classification for the group SL2(R)) corresponds under geometric Langlands to the spectral gluing theorem of Arinkin-Gaitsgory and the author.
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