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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Invariant representations of GSp(2)

Chan, Ping-Shun, January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Ohio State University, 2005. / Title from first page of PDF file. Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-255).
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The fourth moment of automorphic L-functions at prime power level / Le quatrième moment de fonctions L automorphes de niveau une grande puissance d'un nombre premier

Balkanova, Olga 22 April 2015 (has links)
Le résultat principal de cette thèse est une formule asymptotique pour le quatrième moment des fonctions L automorphes de niveau p', où p est un nombre premier et v-x. Il prolonge le travail de Rouymi, qui a calculé les trois premiers moments de niveau p, et il généralise les résultats obtenus en niveau premier par Duke, Friedlander & Iwaniec et Kowalski, Michel & Vanderkam. / The main result of this dissertation is an asymptotic formula for the fourth moment of automorphic L-functions of prime power level p, v-x. This is a continuation of the work of Rouymi, who computed the first three moments at prime power level, and a generalisation of results obtained for prime level by Duke, Friedlander & Iwaniec and Kowalski, Michel & Vanderkam.
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A Reformulation of the Delta Method and the Subconvexity Problem

Leung, Wing Hong 10 August 2022 (has links)
No description available.
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The twisted tensor L-function of GSp(4)

Young, Justin N. 08 September 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Asymptotics of Hecke operators for quasi-split simple groups

Eikemeier, Christoph 15 September 2022 (has links)
“Can one hear the shape of a drum?” This seemingly innocent question spawned a lot of research in the early 20th century. Even though the answer is “No, we can't”, we can hear the volume. This is known as Weyl's Law. In a more modern context, we can use new methods to study similar questions. More precisely, we can study locally symmetric spaces and the algebra of invariant differential operators. Generalizing the above, we can incorporate Hecke operators and find asymptotic formulas for their traces. We study this problem in a global context, namely if the underlying group is the group of adelic points of a quasi-split, simple reductive group. Our main tool is the Arthur-Selberg trace formula. The spectral side is dealt with, utilizing a condition on the normalizing factors of certain intertwining operators. The geometric side is more complicated and needs a more refined analysis. Most importantly, the test functions need to be specifically crafted to ensure compact support on the one hand, and sufficiently strong estimates on the other. The resulting geometric side can be split according to the Bruhat decomposition and treated separately, using various methods from reduction theory to algebraic and analytic number theory.
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Adelic Eisenstein series on SLn

Ahlén, Olof 26 June 2018 (has links)
Diese Dissertation behandelt automorphe Formen und ihre Fourierentwicklung im Rahmen der Typ IIB Stringtheorie. Besonderes Augenmerk wird auf den zehndimensionalen Fall gelegt sowie auf die torisch kompaktifizierte Theorie in sieben Raumzeitdimensionen mit jeweiligen Cremmer-Julia Symmetrien SL_2 und SL_5. Die Analyse erfolgt vorrangig über dem Adelenring mit dem Hauptergebnis einer Herleitung allgemeiner Ausdrücke für die Fourierentwicklung von Eisensteinreihen in der minimalen und nächstgrößeren (next-to-minimal) automorphen Darstellung beliebiger SL_n. / In this thesis, we study automorphic forms and their Fourier expansions in the context of type IIB string theory and its toroidal compactifications with an emphasis on the cases D = 10 and D = 7 where the Cremmer-Julia symmetry groups are SL_2 and SL_5 respectively. We work predominantly over the adeles and present general formulae for the Fourier expansions of Eisenstein series in the minimal- and next-to-minimal automorphic representations of SL_n.
37

Limit Multiplicity Problem

Gupta, Vishal 18 July 2018 (has links)
Let $G$ be a locally compact group (usually a reductive algebraic group over an algebraic number field $F$). The main aim of the theory of Automorphic Forms is to understand the right regular representation of the group $G$ on the space $L^{2}(\Gamma \ G)$ for certain \emph{nice} closed subgroups $\Gamma$. Usually, $\Gamma$ is taken to be a lattice or even an arithmetic subgroup. In the case of uniform lattices, the space $L^{2}(\Gamma \ G)$ decomposes into a direct sum of irreducible unitary representations of the group $G$ with each such representation $\pi$ occurring with a \emph{finite} multiplicity $m(\Gamma, \pi)$. It seems quite difficult to obtain an explicit formula for this multiplicity; however, the limiting behaviour of these numbers in case of certain \emph{nice} sequences of subgroups $(\Gamma_{n})_{n}$ seems more tractable. We study this problem in the global set-up where $G$ is the group of adelic points of a reductive group defined over the field of rational numbers and the relevant subgroups are the maximal compact open subgroups of $G$. As is natural and traditional, we use the Arthur trace formula to analyse the multiplicities. In particular, we expand the geometric side to obtain the information about the spectral side---which is made up from the multiplicities $m(\Gamma, \pi)$. The geometric side has a contributions from various conjugacy classes, most notably from the unipotent conjugacy class. It is this \emph{unipotent} contribution that is the subject of Part III of this thesis. We estimate the contribution in terms of level of the maximal compact open subgroup and make conclusions about the limiting behaviour. Part IV is then concerned with the spectral side of the trace formula where we show (under certain conditions) that the trace of the discrete part of the regular representation is the only term that survives in the limit.
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Valeurs centrales et valeurs au bord de la bande critique de fonctions L automorphes / Central Values and Values At the Edge of the Critical Strip of Automorphic L-functions

Xiao, Xuanxuan 06 May 2015 (has links)
Cette thèse, constitué en trois parties, est consacrée à l'étudie des valeurs spéciales de fonctions L automorphes. La première partie contient un survol rapide de la théorie des formes modulaires et des fonctions L de puissance symétrique associées qui est nécessaire dans la suite. Dans la seconde partie, nous nous concentrons sur les valeurs centrales, par l'étude des moments intégraux dans petit intervalle, pour les fonctions L automorphes. On prouve la conjecture de Conrey et al. et donne l'ordre exact pour les moments sous l'hypothèse de Riemann généralisée. La troisième partie présente des travaux sur les valeurs en s=1 de la fonction L de puissance symétrique en l'aspect de niveau-poids. On généralise et/ou améliore les résultats sur l'encadrement de la fonction L de puissance symétrique, la conjecture de Montgomery-Vaughan et également la fonction de répartition. Une application des valeurs extrêmes sur la distribution des coefficients des formes primitives concernant la conjecture de Sato-Tate est donnée / Special values of automorphic L-functions are considered in this work in three parts. In the first part, elementary information about automorphic forms and associated symmetric power L-functions, which will be very useful in the following parts, is introduced. In the second part, we study the central values, in the form of higher moment in short interval, of automorphic L-functions and give a proof for the conjecture of Conrey et al. to get the sharp bound for the moment under Generalized Riemann Hypothesis. In the last part, values of automorphic L-functions at s=1 are considered in level-weight aspect. We generalize and/or improve related early results about the bounds of values at s=1, the Montgomery-Vaughan's conjecture and distribution functions. As an application of our results on extreme values, the distribution of coefficients of primitive forms concerning the Sato-Tate conjecture is studied
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Explicit GL(2) trac formulas and uniform, mixed Weyl laws / Exlpizite GL(2) Spurformeln und uniforme, gemischte Weyl'sche Gesetze

Palm, Marc 21 September 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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On the unramified spherical automorphic spectrum

Martino, Marcelo Gonçalves de 02 June 2016 (has links)
Cette thèse a deux résultats d'analyse harmonique sur des groupes réductifs. Soit G connexe et défini sur un corps de nombres F, A les adèles et K un sous-groupe compact maximal de G(A). On a étudié la décomposition de l'espace des fonctions de carré intégrable sur le l'espace quotient G(F)\G(A)/K, en tant que module sur une algèbre de Hecke global. Des résultats similaires que ceux obtenus ici ont été établies par divers auteurs pour de nombreux cas particuliers. La caractéristique principale de la présente approche réside dans le fait qu'il est uniforme. Cette approche a été inspirée par des résultats de G. Heckman et E. Opdam dans les problèmes spectraux pour les algèbre de Hecke graduée. Dans la démonstration, nous avons besoin d'un résultat par M. Reeder sur les espaces de poids des représentations (anti)sphériques de la série discrète de l’algèbre de Hecke affine, aussi, nous sommes confrontés au problème du calcul de certains constantes rationnelles dans le spectre global mesurer en termes de mesures de Plancherel locales.Pour le second résultat, nous montrons qu'un complexe de Coxeter et un immeuble euclidienne peuvent être dotés de fonctions de Morse PL qui permet d'écrire des contractions explicites des complexes cellulaires sous-jacents. Cette approche par la théorie de Morse pour étudier les immeubles de Bruhat-Tits a été inspiré par les idées de G. Savin et M. Bestvina dans le cas de l’immeuble de SL(n). Nous conjecturer que ces contractions ont de bonnes bornes sur leurs coefficients et peuvent donc être utilisés pour calculer les groupes Ext entre les représentations tempérée d'une manière analogue à celle qui a été fait par M. Solleveld et E. Opdam. / This thesis contains two results on harmonic analysis of reductive groups. First, let G be connected and defined over a number field F, A be the ring of adèles and K be a maximal compact subgroup of G(A). We studied the decomposition of the space of square-integrable functions on the quotient G(F)\G(A)/K, as a module for a global Hecke algebra. Similar results than the ones obtained here have been established by various authors for many special cases of reductive groups. The main feature of the present approach is the fact that it is uniform. Such approach was greatly inspired by results of G. Heckman and E. Opdam in treating spectral problems for graded affine Hecke algebras. In the proof, we need a result by M. Reeder on the weight spaces of the (anti)spherical discrete series representations of affine Hecke algebras, as well as we are faced with the problem of computing certain rational constants factors involved in the global spectral measure in terms of local Plancherel measures which are known only in the affine Hecke algebra context.
As for the second result, we show that a Coxeter complex and a Euclidean building can be endowed with piecewise linear Morse functions that allows one to write down explicit contractions of the underlying cell complexes. Such approach via PL Morse theory to study buildings was heavily inspired by ideas from G. Savin and M. Bestvina in the specific case of the building of SL(n). We conjecture that these contractions have nice bounds on their coefficients and thus can be used to compute Ext groups between tempered representations in an analogous way as was done by M. Solleveld and E. Opdam.

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