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Second adjointness and cuspidal supports at the categorical level
We prove the second adjointness in the setting of the categorical local
Langlands correspondence. Moreover, we study the relation between Eisenstein
series and cuspidal supports and present a conjectural characterization of
irreducible smooth representations with supercuspidal $L$-parameters regarding
geometric constant terms. The main technical ingredient is an induction
principle for geometric Eisenstein series which allows us to reduce to the
situations already treated in the literature.