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Tame local Betti geometric Langlands

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Pith's one-line read The paper proves the tame local Betti geometric Langlands correspondence, showing that two sheaf categories attached to any complex reductive group are equivalent as monoidal ∞-categories.

desk verdict A serious proof of a major conjecture, but the key step inherits an unstated module-compatibility from the authors' companion paper, so referee attention should focus there. read the letter →

arxiv 2501.14157 v1 pith:B5VDDMYZ submitted 2025-01-24 math.RT math.AG

Gurbir Dhillon , Jeremy Taylor This is my paper · ORCID
classification math.RTmath.AG MSC 14D2422E5714F0520C08
keywords tamelocalBettigeometricLanglandsuniversalaffineHeckecategoryIwahori–Whittakernilpotentsingularsupportind-coherentsheavesmonoidalequivalenceWakimotoSteinbergstack
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The paper proves that two categorically defined objects attached to a complex reductive group $G$ are monoidally equivalent: the category $\mathrm{IndCoh}_G(\widetilde{G}\times_G \widetilde{G})$ of ind-coherent sheaves on the Steinberg stack of the Grothendieck–Springer resolution, and the category $\mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I}\backslash LG/\widetilde{I})$ of Betti sheaves with nilpotent singular support on the universal monodromic Hecke stack. This is the tame local Betti geometric Langlands correspondence conjectured in [BZN07] and developed further in [BZN18]. Because both categories are monoidal under convolution, the equivalence identifies the two realizations of the universal affine Hecke category, the categorical analogue of the affine Hecke algebra. Restricting to unipotent monodromy recovers the unipotent theorem of [B16], now by a new argument. The proof lifts the classical function-theoretic strategy of [KL87] to the categorical level, matching the tautological spectral module with the Iwahori–Whittaker automorphic module.

What carries the argument

The central object is the universal affine Hecke category, realized on the spectral side as $\mathrm{IndCoh}_G(\widetilde{G}\times_G \widetilde{G})$ and on the automorphic side as $\mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I}\backslash LG/\widetilde{I})$. The proof's engine is the matching of two module categories: the tautological module $\mathrm{QCoh}_G(\widetilde{G})$ on the spectral side and the Iwahori–Whittaker category on the automorphic side. The load-bearing identifications $\mathrm{QCoh}_G(\widetilde{G}) \simeq \mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I},\chi\backslash LG/\widetilde{I})$ and $\mathrm{QCoh}_G(G) \simeq \mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I},\chi\backslash LG/\widetilde{I},\chi)$ are taken from the authors' earlier work [DT24] and are not reproven here. From these, the commuting actions of the bi-Whittaker category produce a monoidal functor between the two realizations, and a t-structure analysis with the translation sheaves (Wakimoto sheaves) and the finiteness of the finite Weyl group shows the functor is an equivalence up to renormalization.

What would settle it

Compute the bi-Whittaker category of sheaves on the loop group for $\mathrm{SL}_2$ and compare it with $\mathrm{QCoh}_{\check{G}}(\check{G})$ under the equivalence claimed in [DT24]; a mismatch would invalidate the main theorem, which depends directly on that input.

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Core claim

The central discovery is that the universal affine Hecke category has a single monoidal incarnation even after the monodromy is allowed to vary tamely around the punctures, not just in the unipotent case where several models agree. The paper establishes the equivalence $\mathrm{IndCoh}_G(\widetilde{G}\times_G \widetilde{G}) \simeq \mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I}\backslash LG/\widetilde{I})$ as monoidal $\infty$-categories. The proof constructs a monoidal functor $\iota^!$ from the automorphic side to the spectral side using the commuting actions of the bi-Whittaker category on the Iwahori–Whittaker category, and then identifies this functor's kernel with the infinitely connective objects via a t-structure analysis. Passing to the Verdier quotient and then to compact objects yields an equivalence that extends by ind-completion to the full statement. In particular, the theorem gives a new proof of the unipotent case of [B16] as a specialization.

Load-bearing premise

The two theorems taken from the authors' earlier work [DT24]—the universal monodromic equivalence between coherent sheaves on $\widetilde{G}$ and the Iwahori–Whittaker category, and the bi-Whittaker equivalence for $\mathrm{QCoh}_G(G)$—are load-bearing and are not reproven here; if either is wrong, the main equivalence collapses.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

  • Specializing the main equivalence to unipotent monodromy recovers the fundamental theorem of [B16] on two geometric realizations of the affine Hecke algebra.
  • The monoidal equivalence implies an equivalence of (∞,2)-categories $\mathrm{2}\text{-}\mathrm{IndCoh}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(G/G) \simeq \mathrm{Shv}_{\mathrm{nilp}}(\widetilde{I}\backslash LG/\widetilde{I})\text{-mod}$, so the tame Hecke action on arbitrary moduli stacks is the same in both realizations.
  • Base-changing to the formal completion of the invariant-theory quotient at its closed points yields the restricted-variation version of the correspondence and confirms the conjecture stated as [B16, Conjecture 58] over the complex numbers.
  • The proof offers a new path to the unipotent theorem, using higher algebra in place of the ad hoc tilting-sheaf models of [B16].

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The same module-matching strategy, if supplied with the corresponding universal monodromic equivalences, could prove the tamely ramified de Rham local correspondence; the authors explicitly expect this approach to be useful there.
  • The t-boundedness control uses only the finite Weyl group, so the correspondence holds uniformly across all root systems without case-by-case verification; this structural uniformity is not stated as a separate theorem but follows from the proof.
  • Because the equivalence identifies the Drinfeld center of the automorphic Hecke category with the center of the spectral category, the theorem offers a new way to compute endofunctors and central actions of the affine Hecke category that might inform categorical representation theory beyond geometric Langlands.
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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper proves a monoidal equivalence between the spectral category IndCoh_G(~G ×_G ~G) and the automorphic category Shv_nilp(Ĩ\LG/Ĩ), thereby settling the tamely ramified local Betti geometric Langlands correspondence conjectured by Ben-Zvi–Nadler, and specializing to Bezrukavnikov's unipotent theorem. The proof constructs a monoidal functor from the automorphic Hecke category to the spectral side via Iwahori–Whittaker modules, identifies its kernel with the infinitely connective objects, and then passes to compact objects via pseudocompactness arguments. The argument is a detailed reduction to two main theorems from the authors' previous work [DT24].

Significance. If correct, this is a major result in geometric representation theory: it proves a conjecture of Ben-Zvi–Nadler and provides a new route to Bezrukavnikov's affine Hecke category equivalence. The paper is well structured, with modular t-boundedness lemmas and an explicit strategy that avoids older triangulated-level complications. However, the proof is not self-contained and depends heavily on [DT24]; one compatibility statement needed for the main construction is not stated or proved, and one perversity assertion is used without support. These issues are local and fixable, but they are load-bearing.

major comments (2)
  1. [Section 3.1.1, Proposition 3.1.2, Eq. (8)] The passage from the target of (8) to End_{QCoh_G(G)}(QCoh_G(~G))^rev is not justified by Theorems 2.5.4 and 2.5.5 as stated. Theorem 2.5.4(2) gives an equivalence of plain categories χH ≃ QCoh_G(~G), and Theorem 2.5.5 gives a monoidal equivalence QCoh_G(G) ≃ χHχ; however, identifying endomorphism categories requires the additional compatibility that the tautological action of χHχ on χH corresponds, under these equivalences, to the action of QCoh_G(G) on QCoh_G(~G) by pullback along ~G→G. This compatibility is not stated in the recollections of Section 2.5 nor proved in Section 3.1, and it is not a formal consequence of the two recalled equivalences. Since the construction of ι! and all subsequent arguments depend on this step, I ask for an explicit compatibility lemma with a proof or a precise citation to the relevant statement in [DT24].
  2. [Lemma 3.3.4] In the proof of left exactness of F, the object χδ ⋆ Z_V ⋆ W_λ is asserted to be perverse for V ∈ Rep(G)^♥ and λ ∈ Λ, and this assertion is used to conclude Hom_{χH}(χδ ⋆ Z_V ⋆ W_λ, ξ) ≥ 0 for ξ ≥ 0. No proof or reference is given for this perversity statement. It is load-bearing for Lemma 3.3.4, which in turn is essential for the 'if' direction of Theorem 3.3.2. The authors should either prove this perversity here or cite the precise result in [DT24] (or a standard reference) that implies it.
minor comments (3)
  1. [Remark 1.2.6] The claimed equivalence of (∞,2)-categories is stated without a formal proof, and the text explicitly says the deduction is omitted. Since the abstract and introduction describe the paper as proving the full tame local Betti correspondence, I recommend clarifying that Theorem 1.2.5 is the proved statement and that the 2-categorical enhancement is conditional on the development of the referenced foundations.
  2. [Section 2.3.3] The sentence 'Moreover, the object π_{w,!}(k[d_w]) is a compact generator of the category ... and left convolution with it 1 yields a t-exact equivalence' contains a stray '1' and is hard to parse; please rephrase.
  3. [Section 2.5.3, Theorem 2.5.4] In Theorem 2.5.4(1), the map QCoh_G(G)→QCoh_G(~G) through which the composite factors is not explicitly described; for the reader's convenience, please state that it is the pullback along ~G→G.

Circularity Check

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No circular reduction: the target equivalence is derived from distinct module-category equivalences in [DT24] plus new monoidal, t-structure, and pseudocompactness arguments; the same-author reliance is a dependency, not a circularity.

full rationale

Theorem 1.2.5 is not assumed as an input. The proof constructs the functor of Proposition 3.1.2 from the tautological module actions of H, then rewrites the target endomorphism category using two recalled results from [DT24]: Theorem 2.5.4(2) identifies χH with QCoh_G(~G), and Theorem 2.5.5 identifies χHχ with QCoh_G(G). Neither of these recalled statements is the target monoidal equivalence IndCoh_G(~G ×_G ~G) ≃ Shv_nilp(Ĩ\LG/Ĩ); rather, they identify module categories on which the two convolution monoidal categories act. The actual target equivalence is then obtained through new work in Sections 3.2–3.4: proving that ι! is an equivalence after quotienting by infinitely connective objects (Theorem 3.3.2), the t-bounded equivalence of Corollary 3.3.7, and the pseudocompactness/compact-object comparison of Proposition 3.4.2. The reliance on [DT24] is a dependency on prior same-author work, but it is not circular: the cited statements are parameter-free and do not include the target theorem. The skeptical concern about the compatibility of the module structures under the two recalled equivalences is a potential gap or correctness risk, not a circularity; nothing in the paper defines QCoh_G(G) or χHχ in terms of the target category, and the claim does not reduce to a fitted or postulated value. Remark 1.2.6 explicitly omits a formal deduction for the 2-categorical consequence; this is an acknowledged limitation, not a circular step. Overall the derivation chain has independent content, so the only burden is mild self-citation from using [DT24] without reproving it here.

Assumptions & free parameters 0 free parameters · 5 assumptions · 0 invented entities

No free parameters or invented entities. The central claim depends on standard infinity-categorical and derived algebraic geometry formalism, on the fixed reductive group setup, and on two load-bearing theorems from the authors' previous paper [DT24]. The latter are cited rather than reproven.

assumptions (5)
  • standard math The formalism of k-linear stable presentable infinity-categories and the Lurie tensor product.
    Invoked throughout Section 2.1 as the foundational language for all categories and functors.
  • domain assumption G is a split pinned connected reductive group over a characteristic zero field k, with Borel B and Langlands dual G.
    Fixed in Section 1.2.2 and 1.2.3; the entire statement of Theorem 1.2.5 depends on this setup.
  • domain assumption Theorem 2.5.4 of [DT24]: the universal monodromic Arkhipov-Bezrukavnikov equivalence QCoh_G(~G) = Shv_nilp(Ibar,chi\LG/Ibar).
    Cited as established in the authors' previous paper and used in Section 3.1 to construct the monoidal functor.
  • domain assumption Theorem 2.5.5 of [DT24]: the bi-Whittaker equivalence QCoh_G(G) = chiH_chi.
    Cited as established in the authors' previous paper and used to rewrite the target category in Section 3.1.
  • domain assumption The existence of the theory of 2-IndCoh with singular supports, due to Arinkin, with no written reference available.
    Remark 1.2.6 states the authors are unaware of a written reference for this theory and therefore omit the formal deduction of the 2-categorical consequence.

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We prove a monoidal equivalence between spectral and automorphic realizations of the universal affine Hecke category, thereby proving the tamely ramified local Betti geometric Langlands correspondence, as conjectured by Ben-Zvi--Nadler [BZN07, BZN18]. Specializing to the case of unipotent monodromy, this provides another argument for a fundamental theorem of Bezrukavnikov [B16].

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