On automorphic forms for the Jacobi group
The paper under review contains a survey about the theory of Jacobi forms. The author starts with the definition of the Jacobi group \(G^ J\) as the semi-direct product of \(SL_ 2 (\mathbb{R})\) with the Heisenberg group and sketches the historical development of the theory of Jacobi forms. Then the general theory of automorphic forms for reductive groups is compared with the one for the non-reductive group \(G^ J\). Next the connection between Jacobi forms and the discrete series representation of \(G^ J\) is explained. The final part is devoted to the question how to establish a canonical theory of \(L\)-functions for Jacobi forms, for instance by using Whittaker models.
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 770143