A semi-ordinary $p$-stabilization of Siegel Eisenstein series for symplectic groups and its $p$-adic interpolation
Hisa-aki Kawamura

TL;DR
This paper constructs a $p$-stabilization of Siegel Eisenstein series for symplectic groups, providing explicit Fourier coefficient formulas and establishing their $p$-adic interpolation, leading to the creation of a $ ext{Lambda}$-adic family that generalizes classical Eisenstein series.
Contribution
It introduces a new $p$-stabilization method for Siegel Eisenstein series and develops their $p$-adic interpolation, extending the theory beyond the classical case.
Findings
Explicit Fourier coefficient formulas for $p$-stabilized series
Existence of a $ ext{Lambda}$-adic form interpolating families of Eisenstein series
Generalization of ordinary $ ext{Lambda}$-adic Eisenstein series for ${ m GL}(2)${}
Abstract
For any rational prime , we define a certain -stabilization of holomorphic Siegel Eisenstein series for the symplectic group of an arbitrary genus . In addition, we derive an explicit formula for the Fourier coefficients and conclude their -adic interpolation problems. Consequently, for any odd prime , we deduce the existence of a -adic form (in the sense of A. Wiles, H. Hida and R.L. Taylor) such that after taking a suitable constant multiple, it interpolates -adic analytic families of the above-mentioned -stabilized Siegel Eisenstein series with nebentypus characters locally trivial at and Siegel Eisenstein series with nebentypus characters locally non-trivial at simultaneously. This can be viewed as a quite natural generalization of the ordinary -adic Eisenstein series for .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
