Cuspidal endo-support and strong beta extensions
Abstract
Let G be an inner form of a general linear group or classical group over a non-archimedean local field of residual characteristic p, assumed odd in the classical case. We prove that every smooth representation of G over an algebraically closed field R of characteristic ≠ p contains a maximal semisimple character, i.e., one for which the point in the building of the corresponding centralizer is a vertex. Further, for every endo-parameter adapted to G, we define its support, which leads also to the notion of cuspidal endo-support of an irreducible representation, and we relate this to its cuspidal support. We also introduce beta extensions for strong facets in the building of a centralizer, and show these are sufficient for the construction of types. These results are used in a subsequent paper to decompose the category of smooth R-representations of G.
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