Abstract:
Let FF be a local non-archimedean field and GG be a split reductive group over FF whose derived group is simply connected. Set G=G(F)G=G(F). Let also ψ:F→C× be a nontrivial additive character of F. For two parabolic subgroups P, Q in G with the same Levi component M, we construct an explicit unitary isomorphism FP,Q,ψ:L2(G/[P,P])∼→L2(G/[Q,Q]) commuting with the natural actions of the group G×M/[M,M] on both sides. In some special cases, FP,Q,ψ is the standard Fourier transform. The crucial ingredient in the definition is the action of the principal sl2-subalgebra in the Langlands dual Lie algebra m∨ on the nilpotent radical a u∨p of the Langlands dual parabolic.
For M as above, we use the operators FP,Q,ψ to define a Schwartz spaceS(G,M). This space contains the space Cc(G/[P,P]) of locally constant compactly supported functions on G/[P,P] for every P for which M is a Levi component (but does not depend on P). We compute the space of spherical vectors in S(G,M) and study its global analogue.
Finally, we apply the above results in order to give an alternative treatment of automorphic L-functions associated with standard representations of classical groups.
Key words and phrases:
Intertwining operators, principal nilpotent, automorphic L-functions.
Citation:
A. Braverman, D. A. Kazhdan, “Normalized intertwining operators and nilpotent elements in the Langlands dual group”, Mosc. Math. J., 2:3 (2002), 533–553
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