Generic automorphic forms on SO(2n + 1): functorial lift to GL(2n), endoscopy, and base change

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Functoriality for the classical groups (2004, methodology): “For the odd orthogonal group, the result takes the following form [13, 56].”
Transfer of Siegel Cusp Forms of Degree 2 (2011, methodology): “Since Π4 is symplectic, we can apply Theorem 4 of [27].”
Generic Transfer for General Spin Groups (2004, background): “The issue of whether the local components of the transfer at places in S are the “correct” ones (strong transfer) has been dealt with for classical groups thanks to the existence of the theory of descent from GLn to classical groups (see [16], [42]).”
Functoriality for the quasisplit classical groups (2011, methodology): “Assuming the existence of functoriality, the global image has been analyzed in the papers of Ginzburg, Rallis, and Soudry using their method of descent [16, 42].”
Local Coefficients as Mellin Transforms of Bessel Functions: Towards a General Stability (2002, background): “Strong transfer was later established in [13], as well as in [17].”
Riemann's zeta function and beyond (2003, unknown): “This is connected to the local Langlands correspondence, proven recently by Harris and Taylor for GL(n) and by Jiang and Soudry for SO(2n + 1) (see [14, 57, 59, 62, 63, 65, 78, 101]).”