The global Gross–Prasad conjecture for GSpin(4) × GSpin(5)

Let Π\Pi and Σ=Σ1Σ2\Sigma=\Sigma_1\boxtimes\Sigma_2 be cuspidal automorphic representations of G(AF)G(\mathbf A_F) and GL2(AF)×GL2(AF)\operatorname{GL}_2(\mathbf A_F)\times\operatorname{GL}_2(\mathbf A_F), respectively. Assume χΠχΣ1χΣ2=1\chi_\Pi\chi_{\Sigma_1}\chi_{\Sigma_2}=1, that Πv\Pi_v and Σi,v\Sigma_{i,v} are tempered for every place vv, and that HomHv(Πv×Σv,C)\operatorname{Hom}_{H_v}(\Pi_v\times\Sigma_v,\mathbf C) is one-dimensional for every vv. Put

[H]=H(F)ZG(AF)\H(AF)[H]=H(F)Z_G(\mathbf A_F)\backslash H(\mathbf A_F)

and define the period

P(φ,σ)=[H]φ(ι(h))σ(h),dh.\mathcal P(\varphi,\sigma)=\int_{[H]}\varphi(\iota(h))\sigma(h)\\,\mathrm d h.

Global Gross–Prasad conjecture. The period is non-zero if and only if

Λ(Π×Σ,12)0.\Lambda(\Pi\times\Sigma,\tfrac12)\ne0.

These conjectures are open in general, but have been proved for Π\Pi of Yoshida or twisted Yoshida type.

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David Loeffler and Sarah Livia Zerbes, “P-adic L-functions and diagonal cycles for GSp(4) x GL(2) x GL(2)”, arXiv:2011.15064 (2021).

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