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The Categorical Fargues-Scholze Correspondence at Generic Parameters

Nikolas Castro

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 28, 2026

arXiv: 2610.38954

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Let GG be a quasi-split reductive group over a finite extension FF of Qp\mathbb{Q}_p. We study the Fargues-Scholze categorical Langlands correspondence at generic parameters φφ, namely those whose semisimplification does not coincide with that of any parameter with nontrivial monodromy. Extending the theory of quasi-exceptional sets on the nilpotent cone developed by Bezrukavnikov to the setting of disconnected reductive groups which arise as stabilizers of semisimple generic parameters, to any irreducible representation ρρ of such a group we construct sheaves labeled ∇‾ρ\overline{\nabla}_ρ, Δ‾ρ\overlineΔ_ρ, ICρIC_ρ, and δρδ_ρ on the moduli stack of L-parameters for GG. Using forthcoming work of Hamann, Hansen, and Mann on geometric Eisenstein series compatibility, the (conjectural, in general) behavior of the correspondence at generous parameters, and the (conjectural, in general) agreement between Fargues-Scholze and classical semisimple L-parameters we prove that these sheaves correspond under the Fargues-Scholze functor to the sheaves ib!πi_{b!}π, ib♯πi_{b\sharp}π, ib♯!πi_{b\sharp!}π, and ib!∗πi_{b!*}π on BunG\text{Bun}_G, where ππ is a smooth irreducible representation with Fargues-Scholze parameter φφ. As applications we prove t-exactness properties of the Fargues-Scholze functor specialized at a generic parameter, and that Hecke operators are perverse t-exact on the generic locus. We also construct and study foundational properties of Hecke eigensheaves at generic parameters, compute non-semisimplified Fargues-Scholze parameters on the generic locus, and construct a Fargues-Scholze-theoretic version of the BM-O bijection at generic parameters.

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