Symmetry in a class of elementary representations of a semisimple complex Lie group
Symmetry in a class of elementary representations of a semisimple complex Lie group
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半单复李群的一类初等表示中的对称性
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10.1007/bf01076083
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发表时间:
1967
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0.4
通讯作者:
D. P. Zhelobenko
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作者:
D. P. Zhelobenko
The term" elementary representation" arises in connection with elementary harmonics, that is, exponents on circles and straight lines. An elementary representation of a semisimple complex group G is defined as a representation of the group induced by an arbitrary character 0~(k) of a maximal solvable subgroup K and is naturally realized in a class of functions G/K. In this connection unitary representations" of the ftmdamentalseries" of Gel'fand-Naimark are obtained for a subsystem of characters~(k). But in the general case it is natural to define an elementary representation e (~) in the class of infinitely differentiable functions on G/K. It is possible to consider e (~) as the analytic continuation of the" fundamental series" of Gel'fand-Naimark. However, instead of the nfumdamental series" it is also possible to use the series of all irreducible finitedimensional (real) representations of a group G.Until recently comparatively little was known about the structure of an arbitrary (nonunitary) representation e (o~). Special interest in this question arose in connection with the study of group rings of finite or rapidly decreasing functions on a group G [2-4, 6, 7, 10, 12]. In this connection it was discovered that in the class of elementary representations a twofold symmetry exists. On the one hand in this class, the Weyl group acts naturally whose orbits correspond to orbits in the class of characters~,~(k) and whose transformations reduce to equivalence relations on representations e (~)(for representations of the" fundamental series n the existence of this type of symmetry was established in the initial papers of IM Gel'land and MA Naimark [5]); however, at individual~ singular" points such relations degenerate. On the other hand from [2, 3, 6, 7, 10] there exists at singular points additional (discrete symmetry which is connected with the group~::~(more precisely as we shall see in this paper with subgroups in~× the stronger the" degree of degeneracy~ at the singular point the broader the corresponding symmetry group).* In individual cases~ an explicit form for symmetry operators was found which in a functional realization turned out to be analogous of fraction derivation (the general case) or monomials of infinitesimal operators (at special points). General results (in different terminology than ours) have been published in [3]. As can be seen from the references cited the significance of symmetry operators is connected with the following circumstances: 1) they define equivalence relations among e (a); 2) they permit us to distinguish invariant subspaces in a space of representations of e (a)(in cases when it is reducible); 3) they play a principle role [3] in harmonic analysis of functions on a group G.
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发表时间:
2006
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作者:
Takuya Hosokawa;Shuichi Ohno;Hidenori Fujiwara;藤原 英徳;Hidenori Fujiwara;藤原英徳;Hidenori Fujiwara;H.Fujiwara;Hidenori Fujiwara;Hidenori Fujiwara;Hidenori Fujiwara;Hidenori Fujiwara;藤原 英徳;Hidenori Fujiwara
通讯作者:
Hidenori Fujiwara