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Higher mod pp Satake transforms: explicit formulas and images for GL2\mathrm{GL}_2

Hargun Bhatia, Yashi Jain, Casey Perdue, Ben Savoie

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 9, 2026

arXiv: 2610.13203

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Heyer's left adjoint to derived parabolic induction gives rise to higher mod pp Satake transforms SVi:HG(V)⟶HM(Hi(KU,V)), \mathcal S_V^i: \mathcal H_G(V) \longrightarrow \mathcal H_M\bigl(H^i(K_U,V)\bigr), whose extreme degrees recover Herzig's invariant and coinvariant transforms. For G=G(F)G=\mathbf G(F), where G\mathbf G is a connected reductive group defined over a finite extension F/QpF/\mathbb{Q}_p, we describe these maps explicitly using Mackey decompositions and corestriction in group cohomology. For G=GLn(F)G=\mathrm{GL}_n(F), we evaluate them on the standard Hecke generators, showing that their support lies in a single Weyl orbit and that their values on the individual support cosets are concrete corestriction operators. For G=GL2(F)G=\mathrm{GL}_2(F), we determine the image in every cohomological degree for each non-Steinberg Serre weight. The endpoint images are the classical polynomial Satake images, while every interior image is of the form k[x,y±1]/(xr) k[x,y^{\pm1}]/(x^r) for some positive integer rr. Thus, every interior image is a finite nilpotent thickening of the Laurent polynomial algebra k[y±1]k[y^{\pm1}]. We give explicit bounds for its thickness, prove that they are sharp, and show that in the unramified case every interior image is either reduced or a square-zero thickening.

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