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Mathematische Annalen | 1976

The characters of some representations of Harish-Chandra

Henryk Hecht

Let G be a connected semisimpte real matrix group and K a maximal compact subgroup. Assume that G/K is Hermitian symmetric. For such groups G, HarishChandra has constructed in [2] a class {Ta} of Frechet representations of G parameterized by a discrete cone. If 2 satisfies a certain set of inequalities. Th is infinitesimally equivalent to a holomorphic discrete series representation. In this special case Martens has obtained a character formula 0h for Th (cf. [8]). This formula, as it is defined, makes sense as a function for any 2, and one can show that it determines an invariant, though not necessarily tempered, eigendistribution. It is natural therefore to ask whether Oh is the character of 2r~ in general. (The method used in [8] depends strongly on the special condition imposed upon 2.) The main result of this paper is a positive answer to this question. Recently Schmid has obtained semi-explicit formulas for characters of discrete series for G as above. He has also shown that Blattners conjecture, which predicts exact multiplicities of irreducible K-modules in discrete series, holds, provided that the formal multiplicities of K-modules in the distribution 0 h given by 0 h, are the same as their multiplicities in Th (el. [9], Chapter 7). Hence in view of Schmids results and those in this paper, Blattners conjecture holds for all groups G such that G/K is Hermitian symmetric. Unlike all previous partial solutions this proof of Blattners conjecture works for all discrete series representations of G.


Archive | 1998

A Remark on Casselman’s Comparison Theorem

Henryk Hecht; Joseph L. Taylor

This paper is an outgrowth of our attempt to understand a comparison theorem of Casselman which asserts that Lie algebra homology groups, with respect to certain nilpotent algebras of a Harish-Chandra module and its C ∞ completion, coincide. Let us start with a precise statement of this theorem.


Inventiones Mathematicae | 1976

A Proof of Blattner's Conjecture.

Henryk Hecht; Wilfried Schmid


Acta Mathematica | 1983

Characters, asymptotics and ν-homology of Harish-Chandra modules

Henryk Hecht; Wilfried Schmid


ICM | 1980

Jacquet modules for real reductive groups

William Casselman; Dragan Miličić; Henryk Hecht; Wilfried Schmid


Inventiones Mathematicae | 1987

Localization and standard modules for real semisimple Lie groups I: The duality theorem

Henryk Hecht; Dragan Miličić; Wilfried Schmid; Joseph A. Wolf


Crelle's Journal | 1983

On the asymptotics of Harish-Chandra modules.

Wilfried Schmid; Henryk Hecht


Advances in Mathematics | 1990

Analytic localization of group representations

Henryk Hecht; Joseph L. Taylor


Mathematische Annalen | 1976

On integrable representations of a semisimple lie group

Henryk Hecht; Wilfried Schmid


Mathematische Annalen | 1979

On characters and asymptotics of representations of a real reductive Lie group

Henryk Hecht

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Joseph A. Wolf

University of California

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William Casselman

University of British Columbia

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