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Wed, Oct 06, 2021
Lie Groups Seminar
3:30 PM
MSCS 509
Convex Polytopes and the Combinatorics of the Arthur Trace Formula
Mahdi Asgari, OSU
Also available via Zoom. Contact Mahdi Asgari for the link.
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Abstract: The Arthur Trace Formula (ATF) is an equality of two distributions of nice test function on adelic groups and it has played a central role in the modern Number Theory and Automorphic Forms in the las 50 years or so. Arthur established the first iteration of the ATF, called the non-invariant trace formula, using complicated geometric/combinatorial and analytical techniques, with further iterations, such as invariant, stable, weighted, twisted, weighted, trace formulae to follow.

In a joint work with Kiumars Kaveh (University of Pittsburgh) we explicate the geometric/combinatrial aspects of the development of the non-invariant ATF by recasting it in the language of convex polytopes and fans, making the geometric and combinatorial aspects more transparent and natural. In this talk I will report on this work. I will not assume prior knowledge of the trace formula for this talk.

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