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In this paper, we study the non-vanishing of the Miyawaki type lift in various situations. In the case of GSpin(2, 10) constructed in Kim and Yamauchi (Math Z 288(1–2):415–437, 2018), we use the fact that the Fourier coefficient at the identity is closely related to the Rankin–Selberg L-function of two elliptic cusp forms. In the case of the original Miyawaki lifts of Siegel cusp forms, we use the fact that certain Fourier coefficients are the Petersson inner product which is non-trivial. This provides infinitely many examples of non-zero Miyawaki lifts. We give explicit examples of degree 24 and weight 24. We also prove a similar result for Miyawaki lifts for unitary groups. Especially, we obtain an unconditional result on non-vanishing of Miyawaki lifts for \(U(n+1,n+1)\) for each \(n\equiv 3\) mod 4. In the last section, we prove the non-vanishing of the Miyawaki lifts for infinitely many half-integral weight Siegel cusp forms. We give explicit examples of degree 16 and weight \(\frac{29}{2}\).

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We would like to thank H. Atobe, T. Ikeda, S. Hayashida, and M. Tsuzuki for helpful discussions. Special thanks are given to H. Atobe for pointing out some mistakes in an earlier version and to M. Tsuzuki for guiding the second author on the computation in Section 2.2. A part of this paper was done during our stay at MPIM in Bonn. We thank the institute for incredible hospitality. We thank the referee for helpful remarks.

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Henry H. Kim partially supported by NSERC #482564. Takuya Yamauchi partially supported by JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) No.15K04787.

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Kim, H.H., Yamauchi, T. Non-vanishing of Miyawaki type lifts. Abh. Math. Semin. Univ. Hambg. 89, 117–134 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12188-019-00207-6

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