RECENT and CURRENT WORK
(publications, preprints, links, etc.)
Tempered endoscopy for real groups I: geometric transfer with canonical factors.
Contemporary Math, Vol. 472 (2008), pp. 215 – 246.
Tempered endoscopy for real groups II: spectral transfer factors.
自守形式与Langlands纲领 Automorphic forms and the Langlands Program
Higher Education Press/ International Press, 2009/ 2010, pp. 236 – 276.
Preprint pdf
Tempered endoscopy for real groups III: inversion of transfer and L-packet structure.
Representation Theory, Vol. 12 (2008), pp. 369 – 402. here
Preprint (remark added, p. 48) pdf
Examples in endoscopy for real groups.
Notes for talks,
Galois representations and Shimura varieties, 59 pp. pdf
A note on real endoscopic transfer and pseudo-coefficients.
Preprint (preliminary version, Nov 2010), 6 pp. pdf
Some results on endoscopic transfer.
Notes for Banff 2011 workshop on L-packets, 18 pp. pdf Another abstract pdf
On geometric transfer in real twisted endoscopy.
Annals of Math, Vol. 176 (2012), pp. 1919 – 1985. here
Preprint (v. May 2012) pdf
On splitting invariants and sign conventions in endoscopic transfer.
With R. Kottwitz.
Preprint (v. Jan 2012) 19 pp. pdf arXiv
Slides for talks:
*slide 15: normalize integrals with |D|1/2
On the structure of endoscopic transfer factors.
Accepted for publication.
Preprint (v. March 2015) 22 pp. pdf arXiv
On elliptic factors in real endoscopic transfer I.
Progress in Math 312, Birkhäuser (2015), pp. 455 – 504.
Preprint (v. October 2015) pdf arXiv
On elliptic factors in real endoscopic transfer II, in preparation.
"A central underlying theme in endoscopic transfer is Waldspurger's ellipticity principle. It concerns tempered representations of real groups, and was proved (indirectly) via spectral methods. We prefer to start with the dual geometric side, i.e., with orbital integrals. There also, ellipticity is important and our methods provide, quickly and easily, a characterization of ellipticity on the (tempered) spectral side in terms of Langlands parameters. Our main purpose in this paper is then to describe some new explicit formulas related to ellipticity. These formulas have consequences for the finer structure of packets of representations, and they extend our study started in the paper On elliptic factors in real endoscopic transfer I in the case of standard endoscopic transfer. The standard transfer is our present main interest because we rely on it as a preliminary, but crucial, step in another paper where we describe a stable-stable transfer for the local contribution at the archimedean places to Langlands' envisioned Beyond Endoscopy program for a connected reductive group defined over a number field."
On stable transfer for real groups.
has new title:
Beyond Endoscopy: an approach to
stable-stable transfer at
the archimedean places.
"This paper comes in three parts. In Part A, we describe the precise
formulation of our main theorem on the stable-stable transfer for the
archimedean places within the theme of Beyond Endoscopy
envisaged recently by Langlands [Langlands-2010]. To arrive at our
formulation and include explicit formulas, we prove several
preparatory results for a connected reductive linear algebraic group
that is defined over the real field R. A base
change result for C/R is included."
A preprint for Part A will be available on request, as soon as available.
"Part B is focused on proof of our main theorem, along with the
explicit formulas described in Part A. The final Part C is concerned
with first applications of the main theorem."
On some early sources for the notion of transfer in Langlands Functoriality.
In preparation, preprint will be available shortly.
Invited paper for special volume dedicated to R. P. Langlands, Cambridge University Press, to be submitted for refereeing by April 2019.
From submitted brief summary, August 2018: "... we may ask what does transfer mean or even what does Langlands Functoriality mean. The two notions, whatever they are or should be, are intricately intertwined with each other. To get started, what are the objects we study? And then, what does it mean to transfer them? Where do functoriality principles come into play? After very limited remarks towards answers in some generality, we examine, also briefly, several concrete examples where we do have quite simple explicit answers. They do appear to be of interest and perhaps of a little influence in current research work on both Endoscopic Transfer and Transfer Beyond Endoscopy. ..."
OLDER WORK
Foundations of Twisted Endoscopy
Astérisque, Vol. 255, 1999.
With R. Kottwitz.
Preprint, 180 pp. pdf Errata (January 2012): see pdf
A formula for regular unipotent germs.
Astérisque, Vol. 171 – 172 (1989), pp. 275 – 277.
Preprint pdf
Transfer and descent: some recent results.
Harmonic Analysis on Reductive Groups, Birkhäuser (1991), pp. 297 – 304.
Preprint pdf
Base change and a matching theorem for real groups.
Noncommutative Harmonic Analysis and Lie Groups, SLN 880 (1981), pp. 425 – 482.
Preprint pdf
Endoscopic groups and base change C/R.
Pacific J. Math, Vol. 110 (1984), pp. 397 – 415. here
Orbital integrals, endoscopic groups and L-indistinguishability for real groups.
Journées Automorphes, Publ. Math. Univ.
Preprint pdf
Embeddings of L-groups.
Canad. J. Math, Vol. 33 (1981), pp. 513 – 558.
Orbital integrals for GL2(R).
Proc. Sympos. Pure Math, Vol. 33.1 (1979), pp. 107 – 110. pdf
Notes on L-indistinguishability (based on a lecture of R. Langlands).
Proc. Sympos. Pure Math, Vol. 33.2 (1979), pp. 193 – 203. pdf
Some character relations for real reductive algebraic groups.
Thesis, 58 pp. pdf
" ... had proven in her thesis many pretty results on real groups."
Corvallis proceedings, part 2, p. 162.
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Other papers: either reprint is freely available online here or here or here
or if joint with R. Langlands then there is a coauthor preprint here
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