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arXiv · 1411.1037

Fourier Eigenspaces of Waldspurger's Basis

Abstract

In this paper we investigate invariant distributions on $p$-adic $\mathfrak{sp}_{2n}$ defined by Waldspurger in his 2001 tome and find the Fourier eigenspaces in their span. We prove that there is a single eigenvalue if $n$ can be represented as a sum of triangular numbers or is triangular itself and that none exist otherwise. We determine that the dimension of this lone eigenspace is equal to the number of noncommuting representations of $n$ as the sum of at most two triangular numbers. Each such representation corresponds to what we call a Lusztig distribution. These distributions belong to the generating set defined by Waldspurger and form a basis for the eigenspace. Finally, we show that the eigenspace contains a 1-dimensional subspace consisting of stable distributions when $n=2Δ$, $Δ$ a triangular number, but otherwise consists of distributions that are not stable.

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Aaron Christie. 2014-11-21. Fourier Eigenspaces of Waldspurger's Basis. https://arxiv.org/abs/1411.1037

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