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SUMMARY:Jeffrey Adams\, David Vogan (MIT)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/atlas/47/">M
 ore about Arthur packets</a>\nby Jeffrey Adams\, David Vogan (MIT) as part
  of Real reductive groups/atlas\n\n\nAbstract\nBegin with Jeffrey talking 
 about how a weak unipotent Arthur packet for G2 contains two non-unipotent
  Arthur packets (as constructed by Adams and Johnson in 1987). These stran
 ge overlaps account for the extra stable sums of irreducibles in the weak 
 packet\, which were displayed last week.\n\nProbably David will then talk 
 about this: if the SL(2) portion of an Arthur parameter psi is not disting
 uished in the dual group\, then the Bala-Carter Levi L^vee for the SL(2) i
 s a PROPER Levi. Of course a Levi L^\\vee in G^\\vee corresponds to a Levi
  L in G\, and this Levi comes with an inner class of rational forms (altho
 ugh it need NOT be the Levi of a rational parabolic). The Arthur parameter
  psi for G can be regarded as an Arthur parameter for L. In the real case\
 , there are well-behaved "cohomological induction functors" carrying repre
 sentations of (these rational forms of) L to representations of (our inner
  class of) rational forms of G. \n\nTHESE INDUCTION FUNCTORS CARRY THE ART
 HUR PACKET Pi_psi(L) INTO THE ARTHUR PACKET Pi_psi(G).\n\nCONJECTURE: they
  are ONTO.\n\nIf this is true\, then Arthur packets are only difficult whe
 n the SL(2) part is DISTINGUISHED\; that is\; the nilpotent is rather larg
 e\; that is\; the representations are rather far from tempered.\n
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