Contributions to Automorphic Forms, Geometry, and Number Theory

Haruzo Hida is a professor of mathematics at UCLA. Dinakar Ramakrishnan is a professor of mathematics at California Institute of Technology. Freydoon Shahidi is Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at Purdue University.

• PrefaceJoe Shalika and the Fine Hall Days, 1968–1971Chapter 1. Representation of the Two By Two Unimodular Group Over Local FieldsChapter 2. Theta-10Chapter 3. Discrete Series Characters of Division Algebras and GLn Over A P-adic FieldChapter 4. Automorphic Representations of GSp(4)Chapter 5. Elliptic Curves, Hilbert Modular Forms, And the Hodge Conjecture Chapter 6. On the Global Gross-Prasad Conjecture For Yoshida LiftingsChapter 7. Sums of Twisted GL(3) Automorphic L-FunctionsChapter 8. Harmonic Analysis of the Schwartz Space of \SL2(R)Chapter 9. Equidistribution Des Points De Hecke Chapter 10. Remarks On Rankin-Selberg ConvolutionsChapter 11. On Some Geometric Constructions Related to Theta Characteristics Chapter 12. Can P-adic Integrals Be Computed?Chapter 13. Occult Period Invariants And Critical Values of the Degree Four L-Function of GSp(4)Chapter 14. On a Conjecture of JacquetChapter 15. Integral Representation of Whittaker FunctionsChapter 16. A Spectral Identity For Skew Symmetric Matrices Chapter 17. Generic Representations And Local Langlands Reciprocity Law For P-adic SO2n+1Chapter 18. Larsen's Alternative, Moments, and the Monodromy of Lefschetz PencilsChapter 19. On the Holomorphy of Certain L-Functions Chapter 20. Richardson Varieties in the GrassmannianChapter 21. Types and Covers for SL(2)Chapter 22. Beyond EndoscopyChapter 23. An Analogue of a Conjecture of Mazur: A Question in Diophantine Approximation on ToriChapter 24. Existence of Ramanujan Primes for GL(3) Chapter 25. Nonvanishing of L-Functions on R(S)=1Chapter 26. Rational Points and Automorphic Forms Chapter 27. Height Zeta Functions of Equivariant Compactifications of the Heisenberg GroupChapter 28. On Highest Whittaker Models and Integral StructuresChapter 29. Représentations de Réduction Unipotente Pour SO(2n+1): Quelques Conséquences D'un Article De Lusztig