Hodge modules on Shimura varieties and their higher direct images in the Baily-Borel compactification

Mathematics – Algebraic Geometry

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62 pages; the present version of the article is the slightly modified and final version of preprint no. math.AG/0209370. It wi

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We prove an analogue for Hodge modules of Pink's theorem on the degeneration of l-adic sheaves (Math. Ann. 292). Let j be the open immersion of a Shimura variety M into its Baily-Borel compactification. Its boundary has a natural stratification into locally closed subsets, each of which is itself a Shimura variety (up to taking the quotient by the action of a finite group). Let i be the inclusion of an individual such stratum M'. Saito's formalism gives a functor i^* j_* from the bounded derived category of Hodge modules on M to that of Hodge modules on M'. Our result gives a formula for the effect of i^* j_* on automorphic Hodge modules, i.e., variations of Hodge structure coming from algebraic representations of the group associated to M. This formula is of a purely representation theoretical nature.

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