
In this paper, we study modular forms on two simply connected groups of type D 4 over Q. One group, G s , is a globally split group of type D 4 , viewed as the group of isotopies of the split rational octonions. The other, G c , is the isotopy group of the rational (nonsplit) octonions. We study automorphic forms on G s in analogy to the work of Gross, Gan, and Savin on G 2 ; namely we study automorphic forms whose component at infinity corresponds to a quaternionic discrete series representation. We study automorphic forms on G c using Gross's formalism of "algebraic modular forms." Finally, we follow work of Gan, Savin, Gross, Rallis, and others, to study an exceptional theta correspondence connecting modular forms on G c and G s . This can be thought of as an octonionic generalization of the Jacquet-Langlands correspondence.
11F70, Mathematics - Number Theory, FOS: Mathematics, 11F70; 11F30; 11F85; 11F55, 11F55, Number Theory (math.NT), Representation Theory (math.RT), 11F30, 11F85, Mathematics - Representation Theory
11F70, Mathematics - Number Theory, FOS: Mathematics, 11F70; 11F30; 11F85; 11F55, 11F55, Number Theory (math.NT), Representation Theory (math.RT), 11F30, 11F85, Mathematics - Representation Theory
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