A remark on the failure of multiplicity one for GSp(4)
We revisit a classical result of Howe and Pitatski-Shapiro on the failure of strong multiplicity one for $\GSp(4)$.
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We revisit a classical result of Howe and Pitatski-Shapiro on the failure of strong multiplicity one for $\GSp(4)$.
We study the asymptotic distribution of integral points of bounded height on partial bi-equivariant compactifications of semi-simple groups of adjoint type.
We carry out some of Galois's work in the setting of an arbitrary first-order theory T. We replace the ambient algebraically closed field by a large model M of T, replace fields by definably closed subsets of M, assume that T codes finite sets, and obtain the fundamental duality of Galois theory matching subgroups of the Galois group of L over F with intermediate extensions. This exposition of a special case of Poizat's "Une théorie de Galois imaginaire." (1983) has the advantage of requiring almost no background beyond familiarity with fields, polynomials, first-order formulae, and automorphisms.
Methods of theta correspondence are used to analyze local and global Bessel models for $GSp(4)$ proving a conjecture of Gross and Prasad which describes these models in terms of local epsilon factors in the local case, and the non-vanishing of central critical $L$-value in the global case.
We prove Manin's conjecture concerning the distribution of rational points of bounded height, and its refinement by Peyre, for wonderful compactifications of semi-simple algebraic groups over number fields. The proof proceeds via the study of the associated height zeta function and its spectral expansion.
In this paper we prove the entireness of the Spinor L function of certain generic representations of the group GSp(4) over a totally real field.