Pseudo-dual pairs and branching of Discrete Series

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Hauptverfasser: Ørsted, Bent, Vargas, Jorge A.
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author Ørsted, Bent
Vargas, Jorge A.
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Vargas, Jorge A.
contents For a semisimple Lie group $G$, we study Discrete Series representations with admissible branching to a symmetric subgroup $H$. This is done using a canonical associated symmetric subgroup $H_0$, forming a pseudo-dual pair with $H$, and a corresponding branching law for this group with respect to its maximal compact subgroup. This is in analogy with either Blattner's or Kostant-Heckmann multiplicity formulas, and has some resemblance to Frobenius reciprocity. We give several explicit examples and links to Kobayashi-Pevzner theory of symmetry breaking and holographic operators. Our method is well adapted to computer algorithms, such as for example the Atlas program.
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spellingShingle Pseudo-dual pairs and branching of Discrete Series
Ørsted, Bent
Vargas, Jorge A.
Representation Theory
Functional Analysis
Primary 22E46, Secondary 17B10
For a semisimple Lie group $G$, we study Discrete Series representations with admissible branching to a symmetric subgroup $H$. This is done using a canonical associated symmetric subgroup $H_0$, forming a pseudo-dual pair with $H$, and a corresponding branching law for this group with respect to its maximal compact subgroup. This is in analogy with either Blattner's or Kostant-Heckmann multiplicity formulas, and has some resemblance to Frobenius reciprocity. We give several explicit examples and links to Kobayashi-Pevzner theory of symmetry breaking and holographic operators. Our method is well adapted to computer algorithms, such as for example the Atlas program.
title Pseudo-dual pairs and branching of Discrete Series
topic Representation Theory
Functional Analysis
Primary 22E46, Secondary 17B10
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.14190