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Siddhesh Wagh

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An explicit lifting construction of CAP forms on O(1,5)

We explicitly construct non-tempered cusp forms on the orthogonal group O(1,5) of signature (1+,5-). Given a definite quaternion algebra B over $\mathbb{Q}$, the orthogonal group is attached to the indefinite quadratic space of rank 6 with the anisotropic part defined by the reduced norm of B. Our construction can be viewed as a generalization of [22] to the case of any definite quaternion algebras, for which we note that [22] takes up the case where the discriminant of B is two. Unlike [22] the method of the construction is to consider the theta lifting from Maass cusp forms to O(1,5), following the formulation by Borcherds. The cuspidal representations generated by our cusp forms are studied in detail. We determine all local components of the cuspidal representations and show that our cusp forms are CAP forms.

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Stability of local gamma factors arising from the doubling method for general spin groups

In this work we prove that the local $γ$-factor arising from the doubling integrals for split general spin groups is stable. This deep property of the $γ$-factor constitutes an important ingredient in the application of the (generalized) doubling method to the construction of a global functorial lift. We obtain our result by adapting the arguments of Rallis and Soudry who proved the stability property for symplectic and orthogonal groups.

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Maass space for lifting to GL(2) over a division quaternion algebra

Muto, Narita and Pitale construct counterexamples to the Generalized Ramanujan Conjecture for GL(2,B) over the division quaternion algebra B with discriminant two via a lift from SL(2). In this paper, we try to exactly characterize the image of this lift. The previous methods of Maass, Kohnen or Kojima do not apply here, hence we approach this problem via a combination of classical and representation theory techniques to identify the image. Crucially, we use the Jacquet Langlands correspondence described by Badulescu and Renard to characterize the representations.

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