SZUMOWICZ, ANNA,MARIA (2019) Regular representations of GL _n(O) and the inertial Langlands correspondence. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.
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Abstract
This thesis is divided into two parts. The first one comes from the representation theory of reductive -adic groups. The main motivation behind this part of the thesis is to find new explicit information and invariants of the types in general linear groups. Let
be a non-Archimedean local field and let
be its ring of integers. We give an explicit description of cuspidal types on
, with
prime, in terms of orbits. We determine which of them are regular representations and we provide an example which shows that an orbit of a representation does not always determine whether it is a cuspidal type or not. At the same time we prove that a cuspidal type for a representation
of
is regular if and only if the normalised level of
is equal to
or
for
.
The second part of the thesis comes from the theory of integer-valued polynomials and simultaneous -orderings. This is a joint work with Mikołaj Frączyk. The notion of simultaneous
-ordering was introduced by Bhargava in his early work on integer-valued polynomials. Let
be a number field and let
be its ring of integers. Roughly speaking a simultaneous
-ordering is a sequence of elements from
which is equidistributed modulo every power of every prime ideal in
as well as possible. Bhargava asked which subsets of Dedekind domains admit simultaneous
-ordering. Together with Mikołaj Frączyk we proved that the only number field
with
admitting a simultaneous
-ordering is
.
| Item Type: | Thesis (Doctoral) |
|---|---|
| Award: | Doctor of Philosophy |
| Keywords: | Representation theory of p-adic reductive group; cuspidal types; number theory; integer-valued polynomials; simultaneous p-orderings |
| Faculty and Department: | Faculty of Science > Mathematical Sciences, Department of |
| Thesis Date: | 2019 |
| Copyright: | Copyright of this thesis is held by the author |
| Deposited On: | 13 Jan 2020 10:45 |



