Spectral Reciprocity: A Fourier--Analytic Approach
Liyang Yang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Fourier-analytic framework to establish spectral reciprocity formulas connecting $ ext{GL}_3$ and $ ext{GL}_2$ automorphic spectra, enabling new results in $L$-function estimates and nonvanishing over number fields.
Contribution
It develops a unified Fourier-analytic approach to spectral reciprocity, extending existing formulas to new settings and providing explicit weight transforms for automorphic representations.
Findings
First-moment estimates for $ ext{GL}_3 imes ext{GL}_2$ $L$-functions over number fields
Explicit twisted fourth moment for $ ext{GL}_2$ $L$-functions over totally real fields
Sharp upper bounds for the fifth moment and subconvexity results
Abstract
We develop a Fourier--analytic framework for establishing spectral reciprocity formulas linking and automorphic spectra over number fields. The method applies uniformly to cuspidal and non-cuspidal representations and treats Motohashi-type and Blomer--Khan-type reciprocities in a parallel manner, revealing intrinsic connections between them and extending each to new settings. We also obtain explicit weight transforms in the analytic newvector and spherical cases. Applications include first-moment estimates for -functions over number fields, an explicit twisted fourth moment for -functions over totally real fields, a sharp upper bound for the fifth moment, subconvexity for triple product -functions, and new simultaneous nonvanishing results.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Analytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
