Weyl's law for the cuspidal spectrum of SL(n)
Werner Mueller
Abstract
Let Γ be a principal congruence subgroup of SLn(Z) and let σ be an irreducible representation of SO(n). Let N(T,σ) be the counting function of the eigenvalues of the Casimir operator acting in the space of cusp forms for Γ which transform under SO(n) according to σ. We prove that the counting function N(T,σ) satisfies Weyl's law as T∞. Especially this implies that there exist infinitely many cusp forms for the full modular group SLn(Z).
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