On liftings and cusp cohomology of arithmetic groups (Q1068124)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3929089
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    On liftings and cusp cohomology of arithmetic groups
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3929089

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      On liftings and cusp cohomology of arithmetic groups (English)
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      This paper confronts the difficult problem of determining the cuspidal part of the cohomology of an arithmetic group. The object here is to show that for certain algebraic number fields E with ring of integers \({\mathcal O}_ E\) there exist congruence subgroups of \(SL_ 2({\mathcal O}_ E)\) and \(SL_ 3({\mathcal O}_ E)\) with non-vanishing cuspidal cohomology. The condition on E is arithmetic and quite weak. The construction used here is based on Langlands functorality and employs both the Saito-Shintani- Langlands theory of base change for \(GL_ 2\) and the Gelbart-Jacquet lift from \(GL_ 2\) to \(GL_ 3\). The proof also uses a version of the Selberg trace formula and several other related interesting techniques.
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      arithmetic group
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      congruence subgroups
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      cuspidal cohomology
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      Langlands functorality
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      Saito-Shintani-Langlands theory
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      base change for \(GL_ 2\)
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      Gelbart-Jacquet lift
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      Selberg trace formula
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