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Resonance and rapid decay of exponential sums of Fourier coefficients of a Maass form for $GL_m(\mathbb Z)$

Let $f$ be a full-level cusp form for $GL_m(\mathbb Z)$ with Fourier coefficients $A_f(n_1,...,n_{m-1})$. In this paper an asymptotic expansion of Voronoi's summation formula for $f$ is established. As applications of this formula, a smoothly weighted average of $A_f(n,1,...,1)$ against $e(α|n|^β)$ is proved to be rapidly decayed when $0<β<1/m$. When $β=1/m$ and $α$ equals or approaches $\pm mq^{1/m}$ for a positive integer $q$, this smooth average has a main term of the size of $|A_f(1,...,1,q)+A_f(1,...,1,-q)|X^{1/(2m)+1/2}$, which is a manifestation of resonance of oscillation exhibited by the Fourier coefficients $A_f(n,1,...,1)$. Similar estimate is also proved for a sharp-cut sum.

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