Automorphic L-Functions, Endoscopy, and Representation Theory

Shahidi教授将继续研究二维向量空间上一般线性群上的非单项尖点形式的对称立方L函数的全纯性。这是建立四维空间上一般线性群的对称立方提升的存在性的第一步。 研究者还将考虑所有L-函数的极点问题，这些函数是从先前与R一起建立的方法中获得的。朗兰兹 也正在考虑的是有界性或有限的顺序有限条这些功能。 在一个相关的项目教授Shahidi将试图增加应用程序亚瑟的跟踪公式，以最一般的情况下，通过建立新的身份满足规范化的交织运营商。这个项目涉及数论和表示论的问题。 从历史上看，数学中有许多例子，关于数字基本属性的重要信息被编码在微积分的函数中。 在过去的20年里，数论的一个重要进步是人们越来越多地认识到这些例子是一个非常普遍的理论的一部分。 完整的通论仍然是一个数学之谜。然而，它是如此强大，以至于每当向一般理论迈出一步时，数论和表示论的所有部分都会感受到它的影响。L-函数是一种经常编码数论学家需要的信息的函数，这些信息出现在函数的极点。在这个项目中，Shahidi教授将研究从函数中提取这些信息的几种方法。

Professor Shahidi will continue his study of the holomorphy of symmetric cube L-functions for non-monomial cusp forms on the general linear group on dimension two vector spaces. This is the first step in establishing the existence of the symmetric cube lift to the general linear group on dimension four spaces. The investigator will also consider the questions of poles of all L-functions that are obtained from a method previously established in conjunction with R. Langlands. Also under consideration is the boundedness or finiteness of order on finite strips of theses functions. In a related project Professor Shahidi will attempt to increase the applications for Arthur's trace formula to the most general cases by establishing new identities satisfied by normalized intertwining operators. This project involves questions in number theory and representation theory. Historically there have been many examples in mathematics where important information about the fundamental properties of numbers is encoded in the functions of calculus. An important advance in number theory over the past twenty years has been the increased understanding that these examples were part of a very general theory. The full general theory is still quite a mathematical mystery. It is so powerful, however, that each time a step toward the general theory is made, the repercussions are felt in all parts of number theory and representation theory. L-functions are the functions that often encode the information that number theorists need, and the information appears at points called the poles of the function. In this project, Professor Shahidi will investigate several methods of extracting this information from the function.