Classification and Fourier inversion for parabolic subgroups with square integrable nilradical / [electronic resource] Joseph A. Wolf.

By: Wolf, Joseph Albert, 1936-Material type: TextTextSeries: Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society ; no. 225.Publication details: Providence : American Mathematical Society, 1979Description: 1 online resource (iii, 166 p.)ISBN: 9781470406295 (online)Subject(s): Lie groups | Representations of groups | Fourier transformations | Universal enveloping algebrasAdditional physical formats: Classification and Fourier inversion for parabolic subgroups with square integrable nilradical /DDC classification: 510/.8 s | 512/.55 LOC classification: QA3 | .A57 no. 225 | QA387Online resources: Contents | Contents
Contents:
1. Introduction Part I. Classification 2. Square integrability for nilpotent groups 3. Square integrability for nilradicals 4. Classification in the real split classical groups 5. Passage to the general classical group 6. Classification in the real split exceptional groups 7. Passage to the general exceptional group 8. Three consequences of the classification Part II. Fourier inversion 9. Framework for Fourier inversion 10. Fourier inversion inside groups of type A 11. Fourier inversion inside groups of types B and D 12. Fourier inversion inside groups of type C 13. Fourier inversion inside the group $G_2$ l4. Fourier inversion inside the group $F_4$ 15. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_6$ 16. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_7$ 17. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_8$
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Bibliography: p. 165-166.

1. Introduction Part I. Classification 2. Square integrability for nilpotent groups 3. Square integrability for nilradicals 4. Classification in the real split classical groups 5. Passage to the general classical group 6. Classification in the real split exceptional groups 7. Passage to the general exceptional group 8. Three consequences of the classification Part II. Fourier inversion 9. Framework for Fourier inversion 10. Fourier inversion inside groups of type A 11. Fourier inversion inside groups of types B and D 12. Fourier inversion inside groups of type C 13. Fourier inversion inside the group $G_2$ l4. Fourier inversion inside the group $F_4$ 15. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_6$ 16. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_7$ 17. Fourier inversion inside the group $E_8$

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