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Markos Karameris

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Hecke Subalgebras and Local Newforms for the Metaplectic Double Cover of $\SL_2(\mathbb Q_p)$

We determine an explicit compact Hecke subalgebra for the metaplectic double cover of $\SL_2(\mathbb Q_p)$ at the congruence subgroup $K_0(p^n)$, for odd $p$, and use it to study local newforms of prescribed quadratic type. We describe the supporting double cosets, generators, relations, characters, and corresponding $\ov K$-types, and compute the action of the resulting Hecke operators on $(K_0(p^n),\eta)$-isotypic vectors in principal series, Weil, Steinberg, and supercuspidal representations. Thus the conductor relevant throughout is the $\eta$-conductor, rather than the minimum over all characters. In the supercuspidal case, the metaplectic calculation is reduced to the corresponding linear strongly cuspidal type, making explicit the distinction between unramified and ramified $L$-packets. We also compare the operator $W_{m-1}$ with Ishimoto's local realization of Ueda's twisting operator: after fixed-level compression and a lifted $\GL_2$-conjugation, the two actions agree up to an explicit scalar and a parity-dependent change of type. These results provide the local odd-prime counterpart to the Hecke-algebra methods used in the theory of half-integral-weight newforms and minus spaces.

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Whittaker functions for Steinberg representations of $GL(n)$ over a $p$-adic field

Let $G=GL_{n}(F)$ and let $(π_{St},V)$ be a (generalized) Steinberg representation of $G$. It is well known that the space of Iwahori fixed vectors in $V$ is one dimensional. The Iwahori Hecke algebra acts on this space via a character. We determine the value of this character on a particular Hecke algebra element and use this action to determine in full the Whittaker function associated with an Iwahori fixed vector generalizing a result of Baruch and Purkait for $GL_2(F)$. We show that the Iwahori fixed vector is "new" in the sense that it is not fixed by any larger parahoric. We also show that the restriction of the (generalized) Steinberg representation to $SL_n(F)$ remains irreducible hence we get the Whittaker function attached to a Steinberg representation of $SL_n(F)$.

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Eigenspaces of Newforms with Nontrivial Character

Let $S_{k}(Γ_0(N),χ)$ denote the space of holomorphic cuspforms with Dirichlet character $χ$ and modular subgroup $Γ_0(N)$. We will characterize the space of newforms $S_{k}^{new}(Γ_0(N),χ)$ as the intersection of eigenspaces of a particular family of Hecke operators, generalizing the work of Baruch-Purkait to forms with non-trivial character. We achieve this by obtaining representation theoretic results in the $p$-adic case which we then de-adelizize into relations of classical Hecke operators.

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Iwahori Spherical Whittaker Functions for Steinberg Representations

Let $G(F)$ be a split reductive group over a $p$-adic field $F$ and let $(\pi_{St},V)$ be a (generalized) Steinberg representation of $G(F)$. It is known that the space of Iwahori fixed vectors in $V$ is one dimensional. The Iwahori Hecke algebra acts on this space via a character. We determine this fixed vector and use the Hecke algebra action on it to determine in full the Whittaker function associated with this Iwahori fixed vector. This generalizes our previous result for $GL_n(F)$.

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Distribution of the Sequence [m]P in Elliptic Curves

Major controversy surrounds the use of Elliptic Curves in finite fields as Random Number Generators. There is little information however concerning the "randomness" of different procedures on Elliptic Curves defined over fields of characteristic $0$. The aim of this paper is to investigate the behaviour of the sequence $ψ_m=[m]P$ and then generalize to polynomial seuences of the form $ϕ_m=[p(m)]P$. We examine the behaviour of this sequence in different domains and attempt to realize for which points it is not equidistributed in $\mathbb{C}/Λ$. We will first study the sequence in the space of Elliptic Curves $E(\mathbb{C})$ defined over the complex numbers and then reconsider our approach to tackle real valued Elliptic Curves. In the process we obtain the measure with respect to which the sequence $ψ$ is equidistributed in $E(\mathbb{R})$. In Section 4 we prove that every sequence of points $P_n=(x_n,y_n,1)$ equidistributed w.r.t. that measure is not equidistributed$\mod(1)$ with the obvious map $x_n\to\{x_n\}$.

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