Hodge Structures Attached to Geometric Automorphic Forms
Hodge Structures Attached to Geometric Automorphic Forms
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附加到几何自守形式的 Hodge 结构
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10.2969/aspm/00710223
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1985
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T. Oda
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T. Oda
This short note is an introduction to representations of discrete series of real semisimple Lie groups, and to the Hodge theory of cohomology groups of discrete subgroups. All the materials in this paper are found in the literature except for minor changes of proofs. For these several years, I have been hoping that someone would write an article which contains "everything that number theorists have always wanted to know about discrete series . . . but were ashamed to ask". So this is written partly for myself. To discuss everything on discrete series is out of my power, who have little experience in the representation theory. But in Chapter 1, I attempt to explain the basic results for discrete series: their definition, characters, realizations, and the K-type theorem (i.e. Blattner's conjecture). The proofs are not given. I refer to the papers of Harish-Chandra and the textbook of Warner [41] for the proofs of the fundamental facts on unitary representations and characters of discrete series. Because the realization of Narasimhan-Okamoto [31] is most suitable for our purpose, I discuss it in Section 1.3. Also I refer to the realization of Schmid [38] which is applicable to more general Lie groups. The realization of Parthasarathy [35] by spinors is omitted. The proof of Blattner's conjecture is completed by Schmid [40] and Hecht-Schmid [19]. We recall only its statement in Section 1.4. In Chapter 2, I discuss automorphic cohomology groups, or automorphic harmonic forms, i.e. automorphic forms which generate representations of discrete series. The most important result in this chapter is the vanishing theorem (2.3.1) of Parthasarathy [34], which is the sharpest improvement of the vanishing results in [15], [31], [38]. It is a puredimensionality of cohomology groups with coefficients in certain holomorphic vector bundles on arithmetic quotients of bounded symmetric domains. Geometric automorphic forms in the title are elements of the