November 25, 2019
4:15PM - 5:15PM
Math Tower 154
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Number Theory Seminar - Jiakun Pan
Title: Quantum Unique Equidistribution conjecture for Eisenstein series in the level aspect
Speaker: Jiakun Pan - Texas A&M University
Abstract: We study Eisenstein series on growing levels with general central characters, and find an asymptotic formula for their mass distribution, which we call Quantum Unique Ergodicity (QUE). In addition, as an analogy of the t-aspect small scale QUE for Eisenstein series by Young and Humphries separately, we consider above formula under weaker assumptions for the test functions. Consequently, complications occur, to our surprise...
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2019-11-25 16:15:00
2019-11-25 17:15:00
Number Theory Seminar - Jiakun Pan
Title: Quantum Unique Equidistribution conjecture for Eisenstein series in the level aspect
Speaker: Jiakun Pan - Texas A&M University
Abstract: We study Eisenstein series on growing levels with general central characters, and find an asymptotic formula for their mass distribution, which we call Quantum Unique Ergodicity (QUE). In addition, as an analogy of the t-aspect small scale QUE for Eisenstein series by Young and Humphries separately, we consider above formula under weaker assumptions for the test functions. Consequently, complications occur, to our surprise...
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Math Tower 154
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Title: Quantum Unique Equidistribution conjecture for Eisenstein series in the level aspect
Speaker: Jiakun Pan - Texas A&M University
Abstract: We study Eisenstein series on growing levels with general central characters, and find an asymptotic formula for their mass distribution, which we call Quantum Unique Ergodicity (QUE). In addition, as an analogy of the t-aspect small scale QUE for Eisenstein series by Young and Humphries separately, we consider above formula under weaker assumptions for the test functions. Consequently, complications occur, to our surprise...
