2017
DOI: 10.1142/s1793042117501482
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Sturm’s operator for scalar weight in arbitrary genus

Abstract: Abstract. In contrast to the wellknown cases of large weights, Sturm's operator does not realize the holomorphic projection operator for lower weights. We prove its failure for arbitrary Siegel genus m ≥ 2 and scalar weight κ = m + 1. This generalizes a result for genus two in [4].

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“…However, in case of weight κ = 3 and rank m = 2 we showed jointly with R. Weissauer ( [8]) that Sturm's operator produces, along with the holomorphic projection, a second term ph(f + . Later ( [7]) we generalized this result to general rank m > 2 and κ = m + 1. However, the phenomenon of arising phantom terms in case of small weight is rather non-understood.…”
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“…However, in case of weight κ = 3 and rank m = 2 we showed jointly with R. Weissauer ( [8]) that Sturm's operator produces, along with the holomorphic projection, a second term ph(f + . Later ( [7]) we generalized this result to general rank m > 2 and κ = m + 1. However, the phenomenon of arising phantom terms in case of small weight is rather non-understood.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…However, in case of weight κ=3 and rank m=2 we showed jointly with R. Weissauer ([8]) that Sturm's operator produces, along with the holomorphic projection, a second term phfalse(ffalse)[Γ,κ]0Stκfalse(ffalse)=prholfalse(ffalse)+phfalse(ffalse).This phantom term phfalse(ffalse)=Stκ(normalΔ+[m]false(hfalse)) arises as the non‐holomorphic Maass shift of a holomorphic form h[Γ,κ2] of weight one (see section 4 for the exact definition of Δ+false[mfalse]. Later ([7]) we generalized this result to general rank m>2 and κ=m+1. However, the phenomenon of arising phantom terms in case of small weight is rather non‐understood.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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