Lecture

Eisenstein Series and Spectral Decomposition

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Eisenstein series and their representation theory, focusing on their properties, such as being left invariant and having moderate growth. It also discusses the spectral decomposition of smooth compactly supported functions.

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