Endoscopy for affine Hecke categories

Abstract We show that the neutral block of the affine monodromic Hecke category for a reductive group is monoidally equivalent to the neutral block of the affine Hecke category for its endoscopic group. The semisimple complexes of both categories can be identified with the generalized Soergel bimodules via the Soergel functor. We extend this identification of semisimple complexes to the neutral blocks of the affine Hecke categories by the technical machinery developed by Bezrukavnikov and Yun.

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Selecta Mathematica
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2024-10-19
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00029-024-00974-y
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Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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Endoscopy for affine Hecke categories

Yau Wing Li
Selecta Mathematica
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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Endoscopy for affine Hecke categories

Yau Wing Li
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Abstract

Abstract We show that the neutral block of the affine monodromic Hecke category for a reductive group is monoidally equivalent to the neutral block of the affine Hecke category for its endoscopic group. The semisimple complexes of both categories can be identified with the generalized Soergel bimodules via the Soergel functor. We extend this identification of semisimple complexes to the neutral blocks of the affine Hecke categories by the technical machinery developed by Bezrukavnikov and Yun.

Selecta MathematicaVol. 30(5)
The University of Melbourne (AU)
National Science Foundation, University of Melbourne
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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