Beyond the spherical sup-norm problem

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Autori principali: Blomer, Valentin, Harcos, Gergely, Maga, Péter, Milićević, Djordje
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author Blomer, Valentin
Harcos, Gergely
Maga, Péter
Milićević, Djordje
author_facet Blomer, Valentin
Harcos, Gergely
Maga, Péter
Milićević, Djordje
contents We open a new perspective on the sup-norm problem and propose a version for non-spherical Maass forms when the maximal compact K is non-abelian and the dimension of the K-type gets large. We solve this problem for an arithmetic quotient of G=SL_2(C) with K=SU_2(C). Our results cover the case of vector-valued Maass forms as well as all the individual scalar-valued Maass forms of the Wigner basis, reaching sub-Weyl exponents in some cases. On the way, we develop analytic theory of independent interest, including uniform strong localization estimates for generalized spherical functions of high K-type and a Paley-Wiener theorem for the corresponding spherical transform acting on the space of rapidly decreasing functions. The new analytic properties of the generalized spherical functions lead to novel counting problems of matrices close to various manifolds that we solve optimally.
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spellingShingle Beyond the spherical sup-norm problem
Blomer, Valentin
Harcos, Gergely
Maga, Péter
Milićević, Djordje
Number Theory
Spectral Theory
We open a new perspective on the sup-norm problem and propose a version for non-spherical Maass forms when the maximal compact K is non-abelian and the dimension of the K-type gets large. We solve this problem for an arithmetic quotient of G=SL_2(C) with K=SU_2(C). Our results cover the case of vector-valued Maass forms as well as all the individual scalar-valued Maass forms of the Wigner basis, reaching sub-Weyl exponents in some cases. On the way, we develop analytic theory of independent interest, including uniform strong localization estimates for generalized spherical functions of high K-type and a Paley-Wiener theorem for the corresponding spherical transform acting on the space of rapidly decreasing functions. The new analytic properties of the generalized spherical functions lead to novel counting problems of matrices close to various manifolds that we solve optimally.
title Beyond the spherical sup-norm problem
topic Number Theory
Spectral Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.05973