Reciprocity theorems for holomorphic representations of some infinite-dimensional groups (Q4519795)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1540525
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    Reciprocity theorems for holomorphic representations of some infinite-dimensional groups
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1540525

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      4 December 2000
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      Fock space
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      compact groups
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      dual pairs
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      representations
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      inductive limits of compact groups
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      unitary matrices
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      Reciprocity theorems for holomorphic representations of some infinite-dimensional groups (English)
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      Consider the Fock space on the space of complex \(n\times k\)-matrices. The group \(G^\prime \times G=U(n)\times U(k)\) of unitary matrices \(A\times D\) acts on the matrix space and thereby on the Fock space via matrix multiplication from the left and the right, and the Fock space is decomposed into irreducible components of the form \(V^\prime \otimes V\) of multiplicity one. Such a pair \(G^\prime \times G\) is an example of dual pairs, a more general notion developed by Howe. In the present paper the author considers, for a fixed compact subgroup \(G_n^\prime\), the pair \((G_n^\prime, G_\infty)\) acting on the Fock space of \(n\times \infty\)-complex matrices, where \(G_\infty\) is the inductive limit of a chain \(G_k\subset G_{k+1}\) of compact subgroups. Under certain conditions the author proves that it acts on the Fock space with free multiplicity. The author further studies, for a larger group \(H_n^\prime\supset G_n^\prime\) and correspondingly a smaller subgroup \(H_\infty \subset G_\infty\), the reciprocity properties of representations appearing in the decomposition under the two pairs \((G_n^\prime, G_\infty)\) and \((H_n^\prime, H_\infty)\).
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