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| bgcolor="#BCD2EE" align="center" | The sup-norm problem for automorphic forms over function fields | | bgcolor="#BCD2EE" align="center" | The sup-norm problem for automorphic forms over function fields | ||
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| Will Sawin |
| The sup-norm problem for automorphic forms over function fields
and geometry |
| The sup-norm problem is a purely analytic question about
automorphic forms, which asks for bounds on their largest value (when viewed as a function on a modular curve or similar space). We describe a new approach to this problem in the function field setting, which we carry through to provide new bounds for forms in GL_2 stronger than what can be proved for the analogous question about classical modular forms. This approach proceeds by viewing the automorphic form as a geometric object, following Drinfeld. It should be possible to prove bounds in greater generality by this approach in the future. |