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Yan-Der Lu

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arXiv2025

Int\'egrale orbitale pond\'er\'ee via l'induite de Lusztig-Spaltenstein g\'en\'eralis\'ee

In this article, we present two novel approaches to constructing weighted orbital integrals of an inner form of a general linear group. Our method utilizes generalized Lustig-Spaltenstein induction. Furthermore, we will prove that a weighted orbital integral on the Lie algebra constitutes a tempered distribution. We also demonstrate that our new definitions and Arthur's original definition are consistent.

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arXiv2025

Approche non-invariante de la correspondance de Jacquet-Langlands : analyse spectrale

This is the second article in a two-part series presenting a new proof comparing the non-invariant trace formula for a general linear group with that of one of its inner forms. In this article, we focus on the spectral side of the trace formula. We complete the proof of the global Jacquet-Langlands correspondence using the non-invariant trace formula and examine its arithmetic implications. Furthermore, we define the notion of non-invariant spectral transfer of a test function and show that it coincides with the non-invariant geometric transfer introduced in our first article. This provides a positive answer to a conjecture of Arthur and extends a well-known theorem of Kazhdan within our framework.

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arXiv2024

Approche non-invariante de la correspondance de Jacquet-Langlands: analyse g\'eom\'etrique

In this two-part series of articles, we present a new proof comparing the trace formula for a general linear group with that of one of its inner forms. Our methodology relies on the trace formula for Lie algebras, incorporating the notion of non-invariant transfer of test functions. In the appendix A, we provide a description of conjugacy classes of an inner form of a general linear group. In the appendix B, we provide explicit computations of Haar measures. This article focuses on the geometric side of the trace formula.

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