1990
DOI: 10.2140/pjm.1990.141.21
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Degrees and formal degrees for division algebras and GLnover ap-adic field

Abstract: We compute in the tame case, the degrees of the irreducible representations of a division algebra and the formal degrees of the discrete series of GL(w) over a p-adic field and compare them.

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“…We also compute the formal degrees of the representations n . These latter computations are similar to those in [6]. They serve the purpose of showing that supercuspidals constructed using ZeKe and those constructed using Ze~Ke~ , with c~ ^ e, are distinct.…”
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“…We also compute the formal degrees of the representations n . These latter computations are similar to those in [6]. They serve the purpose of showing that supercuspidals constructed using ZeKe and those constructed using Ze~Ke~ , with c~ ^ e, are distinct.…”
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“…Finally, we compute the formal degree of the supercuspidal n induced from t . The calculations are similar to those in §2 of [6]. We can now compute the formal degree of the supercuspidal it induced from t .…”
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“…], [Shi12], and [ST12] to the fixed-central-character setting. Properties (i) and (ii) will be necessary to apply the computations of [CMS90] and [AP05] to the fixed-central-character setting.…”
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