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Global theta lifting and automorphic periods associated to nilpotent orbits

Bryan Wang Peng Jun
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A systematic way to organise the interesting periods of automorphic forms on a reductive group $G$ is via the theory of nilpotent orbits of $G$. On the other hand, it is known that the theta correspondence can be used effectively to relate automorphic periods on each member of a dual pair. In this paper, we establish this relation in full generality, facilitated by a certain transfer of nilpotent orbits via moment maps. This is the analogous global result to the local result previously established by Gomez and Zhu.

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Bryan Wang Peng Jun. 2023-11-24. Global theta lifting and automorphic periods associated to nilpotent orbits. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnt.2024.11.004

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