Theta and zeta functions for odd-dimensional locally symmetric spaces of rank one

Ulrich Bunke; Martin Olbrich

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Theta and zeta functions for odd-dimensional locally symmetric spaces of rank one

Ulrich Bunke·Martin Olbrich

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This paper is a continuation of our work on theta and zeta functions In the previous papers we considered the case of even dimensional rank one symmetric spaces of non-compact type. The present is concerned with the odd-dimensional case, i.e. with odd-dimensional real hyperbolic manifolds. It is the natural appearence of eta invariants in connection with super theta and zeta functions what makes this case particularly interesting. (authors name corrected)

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Ulrich Bunke, Martin Olbrich. 1994-07-22. Theta and zeta functions for odd-dimensional locally symmetric spaces of rank one. https://arxiv.org/abs/dg-ga/9407012

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