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Stevens' Approach to Kloosterman Sums on Split Groups

Abstract

We develop a uniform framework for Stevens' approach to Kloosterman sums on split groups over $p$-adic fields. The main result reduces the bounding of Kloosterman sums to that for the so-called Plücker-constrained sets, which are certain subsets of affine spaces constrained by conditions giving by the Plücker coordinates. We then give a nontrivial bound for the Kloosterman sums on the exceptional group $G_2$. As an application, we obtain the regularity of Bessel distributions associated with generic representations on $G_2$.

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Li Cai, Haoran Liu, Mingyu Yang, Wenyan Yang. 2026-10-17. Stevens' Approach to Kloosterman Sums on Split Groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.24399

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