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  1. On the characters of the discrete series

    Wilfried Schmid in Inventiones mathematicae
    Article 01 February 1975
  2. Boundary Values of Holomorphic Functions that Belong to Hilbert Spaces Carrying Analytic Representations of Semisimple Lie Groups

    Unitary irreducible representations of the discrete series for the group SU(1,1) and SU(2,2) are realized in Hilbert spaces of holomorphic functions...
    Chapter 1974
  3. Unitary representations of group extensions. I

    George W. Mackey in Acta Mathematica
    Article 01 December 1958
  4. Square Integrable Representations, Spherical Functions and Trace Formulas

    This chapter deals with one of the central topics of this book. The first section contains important basic facts from the theory of representations...
    Chapter 1973
  5. Induced Representations of Locally Compact Groups and Applications

    Roughly the first half of this paper is an introductory exposition of some of the main ideas of the theory of induced representations with special...
    Chapter 1970
  6. An algorithm for computingSU(n) invariants

    An algorithm and its computer implementation for calculating the values of three types of invariants in any irreducible representation of SU ( n ) are...

    Vishnu K. Agrawala, Johan G. Belinfante in BIT Numerical Mathematics
    Article 01 March 1971
  7. Infinite Dimensional Group Representation Theory

    Let G be a Lie group, E a complete locally convex linear space over C. A continuous representation U of G on E is a homomorphism x ↦ U(x) of G into...
    Chapter 1972
  8. Spherical Functions on a Semi-Simple Lie Group

    Let G be a connected semi-simple Lie group with finite center, G = KA P N + an Iwasawa...
    Chapter 1972
  9. Spherical Functions—The General Theory

    Historically the theory of spherical functions dates to the classical papers of É. Cartan and H. Weyl; they showed that spherical harmonics arise in...
    Chapter 1972
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