# Formal degrees and adjoint -factors

```@article{Hiraga2007FormalDA,
title={Formal degrees and adjoint -factors},
author={Kaoru Hiraga and Atsushi Ichino and Tamotsu Ikeda},
journal={Journal of the American Mathematical Society},
year={2007},
volume={21},
pages={283-304}
}```
• Published 5 June 2007
• Mathematics
• Journal of the American Mathematical Society
L( 12 , π1 × π0) L(1, π1, Ad)L(1, π0, Ad) if v is unramified (cf. [20]). Now let G = H×H, where H is a connected reductive algebraic group over F . For simplicity, we assume that the connected center of H is anisotropic. Let π = πH ⊗ π̌H , where πH is a discrete series representation of H and π̌H is the contragredient representation of πH . Then (0.1) can be expressed in terms of the formal degree d(πH) of πH . In this paper, we give a conjectural formula for d(πH) in terms of the adjoint…
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Correction to "Formal degrees and adjoint gamma-factors''
• Mathematics
• 2008
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