2018
DOI: 10.2140/pjm.2018.296.437
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Zeta integrals for GSp(4) via Bessel models

Abstract: To my parents I owe more than I can possibly express. Without their love, blessings and sacrifices I would probably not have succeeded in carrying through the project. Finally, I would like to dedicate this work to my children Finn and Harper, who have been the greatest motivation for me to pursue my career. v

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“…Now i) of the lemma is obvious by (2.10), and ii) follows from i) and the computation of Piatetski-Shapiro and Soudry [14]. According to Table 5 of [24],…”
Section: From Lemma 3 It Follows Immediatelymentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Now i) of the lemma is obvious by (2.10), and ii) follows from i) and the computation of Piatetski-Shapiro and Soudry [14]. According to Table 5 of [24],…”
Section: From Lemma 3 It Follows Immediatelymentioning
confidence: 90%
“…also defines a L-function, which is called the regular part of L(s, π), and denoted by L reg (s, π). By the argument in p. 466 of [24], the ratio…”
Section: From Lemma 3 It Follows Immediatelymentioning
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“…In the spirit of [33], we define exceptional L ‐functions in such a way that exceptional poles can be regular but Lfalse(s,π,Sym2false)Lregfalse(s,π,Sym2false) precisely if there exist exceptional poles. Definition We let Lexfalse(s,π,Sym2false)=s0(1qs0/2qs/2)1,where s 0 is taken over all exceptional poles of Lexfalse(s,π,Sym2false).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The terminologies of “exceptional” and “regular” parts of L ‐functions have been extensively exploited in the construction of L ‐functions for GSp4false(Ffalse). We refer to [33] and the references therein, which are all based on the work of Piatetski‐Shapiro [31]. The method of good sections was reshaped and rapidly developed in the perspective of the doubling method [13, 43].…”
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confidence: 99%