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Reps Seminar - Eyal Kaplan

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February 25, 2015
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Cockins Hall 228

Title: The characterization of theta-distinguished representations of GL(n)

Speaker: Eyal Kaplan

Abstract: Consider a pair of exceptional representations in the sense of Kazhdan and Patterson, of a metaplectic double cover of GL(n). The tensor of these representations is a (very large) representation of GL(n). We characterize it irreducible generic quotients. In the square-integrable case, these are precisely the representations whose symmetric square L-function has a pole at s=0. Our proof of this case involves a new globalization result. In the general case these are the representations induced from distinguished data or pairs of representations and their contragradients. The combinatorial analysis is based on a complete determination of the twisted Jacquet modules of exceptional representations. As a corollary, an exceptional representation is shown to admit a new "metaplectic Shalika model."

Seminar URL: https://research.math.osu.edu/reps/

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