We impose the restriction that the residual characteristic of F not be 2.
In this thesis we begin the construction of types associated to certain discrete series (in particular, to supercuspidal) representations of G = Sp2N(F) by transferring Bushnell and Kutzko's construction for GL2N(F) to our situation. Certain objects in the construction, in particular the simple characters, transfer simply by restriction.
In a certain case, we complete the construction of the type (K, ρ) and hence construct new supercuspidal representations in the wildly ramified case. In this case, we are also able to describe a (tentative) transfer map from certain supercuspidal representations of GL2N(F) to supercuspidal representations of Sp2N(F), which associates to each representation π of GL2N(F) a set Π(π) of representations of Sp2N(F)
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In this thesis we begin the construction of types associated to certain discrete series (in particular, to supercuspidal) representations of G = Sp2N(F) by transferring Bushnell and Kutzko's construction for GL2N(F) to our situation. Certain objects in the construction, in particular the simple characters, transfer simply by restriction.
In a certain case, we complete the construction of the type (K, ρ) and hence construct new supercuspidal representations in the wildly ramified case. In this case, we are also able to describe a (tentative) transfer map from certain supercuspidal representations of GL2N(F) to supercuspidal representations of Sp2N(F), which associates to each representation π of GL2N(F) a set Π(π) of representations of Sp2N(F)
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In this thesis we begin the construction of types associated to certain discrete series (in particular, to supercuspidal) representations of G = Sp2N(F) by transferring Bushnell and Kutzko's construction for GL2N(F) to our situation. Certain objects in the construction, in particular the simple characters, transfer simply by restriction.
In a certain case, we complete the construction of the type (K, ρ) and hence construct new supercuspidal representations in the wildly ramified case. In this case, we are also able to describe a (tentative) transfer map from certain supercuspidal representations of GL2N(F) to supercuspidal representations of Sp2N(F), which associates to each representation π of GL2N(F) a set Π(π) of representations of Sp2N(F)
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