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SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SIEGEL FORMULA

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A General Siegel Formula. If ρ ;G → Aut(Ar) is an absolutely admissible
representation of a connected, simply connected, senιisimple group G in
a vector spade X, all defined over к, Γ and E' are both defined and they
are equal.

Actually, the assumption that G is simply connected may not be necessary.
The above conjectural formula is, so to speak, the main part of a complete
Siegel formula, and it consists of
I' = E', its analogues for subrepresen-
tations of
p, and of identities of lesser significance, if not trivial. As for
its proof, we can reduce the general case to the case where G is absolutely
simple. Therefore, it is enough to verify the conjecture case-by-case
using the classification. At any rate, if this is true, we will get a rather natural
domain of validity for all Siegel formulas.

On the other hand, in the case when there is only one G-invariant f(x),
we can consider the zeta-function of the morphism f. We recall that such
a zeta-function, where
f{x) is a quadratic form, has been investigated in
detail by Siegel [6]. Also, Ono [d] has examined a similarly defined zeta-
function in the case where /(x) is an arbitrary polynomial. Now, suppose
that ∕-1(i) is a G-orbit for every
i ≠ O. Let dx denote the translation-
invariant gauge-form on
X defined over к and put

θ(x) ≈f(xγκ∙dx,

in which κ-deg(∕) = dim(X). Let A = (λp) denote the standard “con-
vergence factor’’ of
Y = X--1(0), i.e., λu = (1 — (<fυ)-1)~1 with qυ
denoting the number of elements in the residue field of к for each non archi-
median valuation
v on k. Then, we get the so-called Tamagawa measure
I
λθ(x)4 on Ya . Let Φ denote an arbitrary function in -IYfX a) and s a complex
variable. Then, the integral

z(s,Φ) = ɛ Φ(χ)∙∣∕ω∣sA∙μθ(x)∣x

defines a holomorphic function in Re(s) > κ. It is expected that this function
has an analytic continuation to the entire s-plane as a meromorphic func-
tion with eventual poles of order 1, the number of which is twice the number
of G-Orbits in ≠1(t>), and satisfies the functional equation

Z(s,Φ) = Z(κ — s, Φ*),

in which Φ* is the Fourier transform of Φ on Xλ with respect to the nor-
malized measure ∣
dx 14.



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