We prove the local Langlands correspondence for GSp 4 (F ), where F is a non-archimedean local field of positive characteristic with residue characteristic > 2.
We prove certain depth bounds for Arthur’s endoscopic transfer of representations from classical groups to the corresponding general linear groups over local fields of characteristic 0, with some restrictions on the residue characteristic. We then use these results and the method of Deligne and Kazhdan of studying representation theory over close local fields to obtain, under some restrictions on the characteristic, the local Langlands correspondence for split classical groups over local function fields from the corresponding result of Arthur in characteristic 0.
We establish the existence and uniqueness of twisted exterior and symmetric square γ-factors in positive characteristic by studying the Siegel Levi case of generalized spinor groups. The corresponding theory in characteristic zero is due to Shahidi. In addition, in characteristic p we prove that these twisted local factors are compatible with the local Langlands correspondence. As a consequence, still in characteristic p, we obtain a proof of the stability property of γ-factors under twists by highly ramified characters. Next we use the results on the compatibility of the Langlands-Shahidi local coefficients with the Deligne-Kazhdan theory over close local fields to show that the twisted symmetric and exterior square γ-factors, L-functions and ε-factors are preserved over close local fields. Furthermore, we obtain a formula for Plancherel measures in terms of local factors and we also show that they also preserved over close local fields.
Abstract. We construct explicitly an infinite family of Ramanujan graphs which are bipartite and biregular. Our construction starts with the Bruhat-Tits building of an inner form of SU 3 (Qp). To make the graphs finite, we take successive quotients by infinitely many discrete co-compact subgroups of decreasing size.
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