Quadratic cycles on \(\text{GL}(2n)\) cusp forms (Q1895579)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 783883
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 783883 |
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Quadratic cycles on \(\text{GL}(2n)\) cusp forms (English)
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7 January 1996
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Let \(k\) be a global field; let \(k'\) be a quadratic extension of \(k\). The author considers in this paper inner forms \(G\) of \(\text{GL} (2n)/k\) along with certain inner forms \(C\) of \(\text{GL} (n)/k'\) which are subgroups of \(G\). Let \(\pi\) be an automorphic representation of \(G(k_A)\); we say that \(\pi\) is cyclic if the period with respect to \(C\) does not vanish. The author defines a notion of being `more split' for the algebraic groups \(G\). Given a cuspidal \(\pi\) for \(G\) and an inner form \(G'\) which is more split than \(G\), Flicker and Kazhdan have proven, under certain circumstances, that there is a `corresponding' representation \(\pi'\) of \(G'(k_A)\). The purpose of this paper is to provide evidence for the statement that, if \(\pi\) is cyclic, then \(\pi'\) is also cyclic with respect to a certain \(C'\). This would cover a number of known statements.
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cyclic automorphic representation
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inner forms
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