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Conductor of X: Waldsparger Formula and Subconvexity Bound
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This lecture covers the equidistribution of representations of integers by ternary forms, the equidistribution of adelic torus orbits, the conductor of X, Waldsparger formula of cuspidal, and the subconvexity bound.
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