Whittaker Model: Properties and Analytic Continuation

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This lecture discusses the properties of the Whittaker model, focusing on its rapid decay and isomorphism to a certain representation. It also covers the analytic continuation of the model and the concept of cuspital fets in the context of mathematical functions.

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