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In this paper, we study the basic locus in the fibre at p of a certain unitary Shimura variety with a certain parahoric level structure. The basic locus $\widehat {{\mathcal M}^{ss}}$ is uniformized by a formal scheme ${\mathcal N}$, which is called the Rapoport–Zink space. We show that the irreducible components of the induced reduced subscheme ${\mathcal N}_{red}$ of ${\mathcal N}$ are Deligne–Lusztig varieties and their intersection behaviour is controlled by a certain Bruhat-Tits building. Also, we define special cycles in ${\mathcal N}$ and study their intersection multiplicities.
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