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摘要
我们计算了兰金-塞尔伯格 L 函数 L(π⊗Ω, 12) 中心值的某些 "宽矩",其中 π 是 GL 2 在ℚ上的尖顶自变量表示,Ω 是虚二次域的赫克特征(导体 1)。应用这种矩计算可以得到 "弱同时 "非消失结果,即不同兰金-塞尔伯格 L 函数的非消失结果,其中捻的乘积是微不足道的。 证明依赖于使用 Waldspurger 公式将 L 函数的宽矩与在 Heegner 点求值的自动形式的通常矩联系起来。为了实现这一点,我们推导出了适用于一般重自形式的经典版本的 Waldspurger 公式,这可能会引起人们的兴趣。一个关键的输入是 Heegner 点的等分布(带有明确的误差项),以及某些周期积分的非消失结果。特别是,我们开发了一种软技术来获得三重卷积 L 函数的非消失。
Wide moments of L-functions I : Twists by class group characters of imaginary quadratic fields
We calculate certain “wide moments” of central values of Rankin–Selberg -functions where is a cuspidal automorphic representation of over and is a Hecke character (of conductor ) of an imaginary quadratic field. This moment calculation is applied to obtain “weak simultaneous” nonvanishing results, which are nonvanishing results for different Rankin–Selberg -functions where the product of the twists is trivial.
The proof relies on relating the wide moments of -functions to the usual moments of automorphic forms evaluated at Heegner points using Waldspurger’s formula. To achieve this, a classical version of Waldspurger’s formula for general weight automorphic forms is derived, which might be of independent interest. A key input is equidistribution of Heegner points (with explicit error terms), together with nonvanishing results for certain period integrals. In particular, we develop a soft technique for obtaining the nonvanishing of triple convolution -functions.
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