2007
DOI: 10.1007/s00220-007-0330-3
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Regularized Determinants of the Laplacian for cofinite kleinian groups with Finite-Dimensional Unitary Representations

Abstract: ABSTRACT. For cofinite Kleinian groups (or equivalently, finite-volume three-dimensional hyperbolic orbifolds) with finite-dimensional unitary representations, we evaluate the regularized determinant of the Laplacian using W. Müller's regularization. We give an explicit formula relating the determinant to the Selberg zeta-function.

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“…For Y big enough the truncation M (Y ) of M at height Y is diffeomorphic to the so-called Borel-Serre compactification of M . Fixing t it is a consequence of the Selberg trace formula (see e.g [58]. for the case of functions and [87, Equation (5.5)] for the general case) thatM(Y ) tr e −t∆ k (x, x)dx ∼ k 0 log Y + c. Here, the notation A(Y ) ∼ B(Y ) means that A(Y ) − B(Y ) → 0 as Y → +∞,and k 0 and c are positive constants that depends on t. (In the case of 0-forms k 0 = h 2π +∞ 0 e −t(1+s 2 ) ds, where h is the number of cusps.)…”
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“…For Y big enough the truncation M (Y ) of M at height Y is diffeomorphic to the so-called Borel-Serre compactification of M . Fixing t it is a consequence of the Selberg trace formula (see e.g [58]. for the case of functions and [87, Equation (5.5)] for the general case) thatM(Y ) tr e −t∆ k (x, x)dx ∼ k 0 log Y + c. Here, the notation A(Y ) ∼ B(Y ) means that A(Y ) − B(Y ) → 0 as Y → +∞,and k 0 and c are positive constants that depends on t. (In the case of 0-forms k 0 = h 2π +∞ 0 e −t(1+s 2 ) ds, where h is the number of cusps.)…”
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“…In [27], W. Müller generalized the idea of a regularized difference of heat traces to other settings. Following this approach, J. Friedman in [11] defined a regularized determinant of the Laplacian for any finite-volume three-dimensional hyperbolic orbifolds with finite-dimensional unitary representations, which he then related to special values of the Selberg zeta-function.…”
Section: Non-compact Hyperbolic Riemann Surfacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Starting with the truncated heat kernel, one defines a regularized zeta function as the Mellin transform of the trace of the truncated heat kernel modulo the factor 1 Γ(s) . Variants of the second approach can be found in [4,5,11,25,26,27,30,31], and many others.…”
Section: Process Of Zeta Regularizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course, in the spirit of [36] (see also [2,13,15,16,18,31] for various generalizations in noncompact situations), Corollary 6.5 should be a direct consequence of a more general result of the form…”
Section: The Curvature Of the Determinant Line Bundlementioning
confidence: 99%