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arXiv · 2004.00447

The generalized linear period

Abstract

Let $F$ be a non-archimedean local field of characteristic zero. We study the linear period problem for the pair $(G,H_{p,p+1})=(GL_{2p+1}(F), GL_{p}(F)\times GL_{p+1}(F))$ and we prove that any bi-$(H_{p,p+1},\mu)$-invariant generalized function on $G$ is invariant under the matrix transpose when \mu is a good character. We also show that any $P\cap H_{p,p+1}$-invariant linear functional on an $H_{p,p+1}$-distinguished irreducible smooth representation of $G$ is also $H_{p,p+1}$-invariant when F is nonarchimedean, where $P$ is a standard mirabolic subgroup of $G$ with last row vector $(0,\cdots,0,1)$.

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Hengfei Lu. 2020-04-01. The generalized linear period. https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.00447

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