Abstract

We prove a combinatorial rule for a complete decomposition, in terms of Langlands parameters, for representations of p-adic GLn that appear as parabolic induction from a large family (ladder representations). Our rule obviates the need for computation of Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials in these cases, and settles a conjecture posed by Lapid.These results are transferrable into various type A frameworks, such as the decomposition of convolution products of homogeneous KLR-algebra modules, or tensor products of snake modules over quantum affine algebras.The method of proof applies a quantization of the problem into a question on Lusztig's dual canonical basis and its embedding into a quantum shuffle algebra, while computing numeric invariants which are new to the p-adic setting.

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