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Relevant and petite K-types
by
Dan Barbasch
Department of Mathematics, Cornell University, Ithaca NY 14853
The determination of the unitary dual of a real reductive group is reduced to an algebraic problem by considering admissible (g , K) modules. Each K-type is endowed with a hermitian form, and the module is unitary if and only if these forms are positive definite for all K-types. Assume that G is also split, and let M be the stabilizer in K of a maximal split Cartan subalgebra. For a finite set of K-types called petite, the form is determined by the Weyl group action on the M-fixed vectors. In this talk I will discuss how to determine the Weyl group representation for a petite K-type, as well as to what extent one can find a a subset (called relevant), which gives necessary and sufficient conditions for determining the unitary dual.
Date received: July 27, 2004
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