A method for computing general automorphic forms on general groups
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Abstract: This article describes a general method for computing automorphic forms using Voronoi-type summation formulas. It gives a numerical example where the technique is successful in quickly finding a cusp form on GL(3,Z)GL(3,R), albeit one whose existence was already known as a Langlands lift.
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