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Theta lifts of strongly positive discrete series: the case of (˜ Sp(n),O(V ))

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Theorem 3.1. We define a collection <strong>of</strong> pairs (Jord, σ ′ ), where σ ′ is anirreducible cuspidal representation <strong>of</strong> some S ′ (n σ ′) and Jord has <strong>the</strong> followingform: Jord = ⋃ k ⋃ kii=1 j=1 {(ρ i, b (i)j )}, where• {ρ 1 , ρ 2 , . . . , ρ k } is a (possibly empty) set <strong>of</strong> mutually nonisomorphic irreducibleself-dual cuspidal representations <strong>of</strong> some R ′ (m 1 ),, R ′ (m 2 ), . . . ,R ′ (m k ) such that ν aρ iρ i ⋊ σ ′ reduces for a ρi > 0 (this defines a ρi ).• k i = ⌈a ρi ⌉, <strong>the</strong> smallest integer which is not smaller that a ρi .• For each i = 1, . . . , k, b (i)1 , . . . , b (i)k ithat a ρi − b (i)j· · · < b (i)k i.is a sequence <strong>of</strong> real numbers suchis an integer, for j = 1, 2, . . . , k i and −1 < b (i)1 < b (i)2 0, i = 1, 2, . . . , k, denote <strong>the</strong> unique <strong>positive</strong> s ∈ R such that <strong>the</strong>representation ν s ρ i ⋊ σ cusp reduces. Set k i = ⌈a ρi ⌉. For each i = 1, 2, . . . , k<strong>the</strong>re exists a unique increasing sequence <strong>of</strong> real numbers b (i)1 , b (i)2 , . . . , b (i)where a ρi − b (i)j is an integer, for j = 1, 2, . . . , k i and b (i)1 > −1, such that σis <strong>the</strong> unique irreducible subrepresentation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> induced representation(k∏ ∏k iδ([ν aρ i −ki+j ρ i , ν b(i) jρ i ])) ⋊ σ cusp .i=1 j=1Now, Jord(σ) = ⋃ k ⋃ kii=1 j=1 {(ρ i, b (i)j )} and σ′ (σ) = σ cusp .We note that results <strong>of</strong> [1] should imply that every a ρi in <strong>the</strong> previous<strong>the</strong>orem is half integral.This classification implies some interesting properties <strong>of</strong> <strong>strongly</strong> <strong>positive</strong><strong>discrete</strong> <strong>series</strong>, which are listed in <strong>the</strong> next two lemmas. We note that first<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>m is Lemma 3.5 in [11].8k i,

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