Demonstrates the stability of distributions via excursion operators in connected reductive groups, indicating a strong compatibility with transfer methods.
We prove that the Fargues-Scholze construction of elements in the Bernstein center via excursion operators always yields stable distributions. We also prove a strong quantitative compatibility of the Fargues-Scholze construction with transfer across extended pure inner forms. The proofs combine the character formulas from [HKW22], the commutation of Hecke operators with excursion operators, an averaging trick due to Fu [Fu24], and Arthur’s theory of elliptic tempered virtual characters. The arguments work uniformly for all connected reductive groups over p -adic local fields.
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