Automorphic functions for square-zero extensions of curves over finite fields
Ka Fai Wong
Abstract
We study automorphic functions for square-zero extensions C of curves C over finite fields, a study initiated by Braverman-Kazhdan-Polishchuk in [BKP23]. More precisely, we study the cuspidality and Hecke-finiteness of the functions in the orbit decomposition introduced in loc. cit. for split connected reductive groups G, generalizing some of the results for G=PGL2. As a result, for G=PGL3, we prove a new case of a conjecture in [BK23] concerning the finite-dimensionality of the space of unramified Hecke-finite functions. We also introduce a formulation of support bounds for spherical cuspidal and Hecke-finite functions in terms of the Harder-Narasimhan stratification of G-bundles on the reduced curve. Using representation-theoretic constructions together with their geometric interpretations in terms of G-bundles on C and certain twisted G-Higgs bundles on C, we compute the optimal bounds in several cases and, in particular, determine the optimal bound for G=PGL3.
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