Fourier-Jacobi modules of depth zero supercuspidals of GSp(4)
Let \(F\) denote a non-archimedean local field of characteristic zero, let \(\mathfrak{o}\) stand for its ring of integers, and let \(\mathfrak{p}\) denote the maximal ideal of \(\mathfrak{o}\). The group \(\mathrm{GSp}(4, F)\) has two conjugacy classes of maximal parahoric subgroups, represented by the hyperspecial maximal compact subgroup \(K = \mathrm{GSp}(4, \mathfrak{o})\) and the paramodular group \(K(\mathfrak{p})\).\N\NIn the paper under the review, the authors calculate the Fourier-Jacobi module for all non-generic irreducible admissible supercuspidal representations \((\pi, V)\) of \(\mathrm{GSp}(4, F)\) of depth zero.\N\NIt turns out that if \(\pi\) originates from \(K\), then the Fourier-Jacobi module is irreducible, and if \(\pi\) originates from \(K(\mathfrak{p})\), then the Fourier-Jacobi module is a direct sum of one, two or three irreducible representations of the Jacobi group.
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