Theoretical analysis reveals that modular theta correspondence multiplicities are governed by symmetric group actions on partial permutations, indicating predictable branching via Pieri's formula.
In this paper we compute the multiplicities appearing in the F̄_ F ¯ ℓ -modular theta correspondence in type II over a non-archimedean field F F , where ℓ is a prime not dividing the residue cardinality of F F . Unlike for representations with complex coefficients, highly non-trivial multiplicities can emerge. We show that these multiplicities are precisely governed by the action of symmetric groups on the set of partial permutations, and the F̄_ F ¯ ℓ -representation of symmetric groups these give rise to. The problem is thus reduced to certain branching problems in the modular representation theory of symmetric groups. In particular, if d is the order of the residue cardinality of F F in F̄_ F ¯ ℓ , and the rank of the involved general linear groups is bounded above by d d ℓ , the behavior of the theta correspondence can be predicted via explicit algorithms coming from Pieri’s Formula.
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