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Smooth cuspidal automorphic forms and integrable discrete series

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In this paper we construct smooth cuspidal automorphic forms related to integrable discrete series of a connected semisimple Lie group with finite center for classical and adelic situation as an application of the theory of Schwartz spaces for automorphic forms developed by Casselman. In the classical situation, smooth cuspidal automorphic forms are constructed via an explicit continuous map from the Frechét space of smooth vectors of a Banach realization inside \(L^1(G)\) of an integrable discrete series into the space of smooth vectors of a strong topological dual of an appropriate Schwartz space.

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The author acknowledges Croatian Science Foundation Grant no. 9364.

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Muić, G. Smooth cuspidal automorphic forms and integrable discrete series. Math. Z. 292, 895–922 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00209-018-2109-y

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