Relative invariants of some 2-simple prehomogeneous vector spaces

Prehomogeneous Spaces Associated with Nilpotent Orbits in Simple Real Lie Algebras E6(6) and E6(-26) and Their Relative Invariants

Induced conjugacy classes, prehomogeneous varieties, and canonical parabolic subgroups

We prove the properties of induced conjugacy classes, without using the original proof by Lusztig and Spaltenstein in the unipotent case, by adapting Borho’s simpler arguments for induced adjoint orbits. We study properties of equivariant fibrations of prehomogeneous affine spaces, especially the existence of relative invariants. We also detect prehomogeneous affine spaces as subquotients of ca...

COMPUTATION OF CHARACTER SUMS AND APPLICATIONS TO PREHOMOGENEOUS VECTOR SPACES 1 with an appendix ” L - FUNCTIONS OF PREHOMOGENEOUS VECTOR SPACES

For an arbitrary number field K with ring of integers OK , we prove an analogue over finite rings of the form OK/p of the Fundamental Theorem on the Fourier transform of a relative invariant of prehomogeneous vector spaces, where p is a big enough prime ideal of OK and m > 1. In the appendix, F. Sato gives an application of the Theorems 1.2 and 1.5 (and Theorems A, B, C in [4]) to the functiona...

On Parameterizations of Rational Orbits of Some Forms of Prehomogeneous Vector Spaces

In this paper, we consider the structure of rational orbit of some prehomogeneous vector spaces originally motivated by Wright and Yukie. After we give a refinement of WrightYukie’s construction, we apply it to the inner forms of the D5 and E7 types. Parameterizations of reducible algebras for the cubic cases are included.

With an Appendix by F. Sato

For a number field K with ring of integers O K , we prove an analogue over finite rings of the form O K /P m of the Fundamental Theorem on the Fourier transform of a relative invariant of prehomogeneous vector spaces, where P is a big enough prime ideal of O K and m > 1. In the appendix, F. to the functional equation of L-functions of Dirichlet type associated with prehomogeneous vector spaces.