On the Dunkl intertwining operator

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Abstract: Dunkl operators are differential-difference operators parametrized by a finite reflection group and a weight function. The commutative algebra generated by these operators generalizes the algebra of standard differential operators and intertwines with this latter by the so-called intertwining operator. In this paper, we give an integral representation for the operator VkcirceDelta/2 for an arbitrary Weyl group and a large class of regular weights k containing those of non negative real parts. Our representing measures are absolute continuous with respect the Lebesgue measure in Rd, which allows us to derive out new results about the intertwining operator Vk and the Dunkl kernel Ek. We show in particular that the operator VkcirceDelta/2 extends uniquely as a bounded operator to a large class of functions which are not necessarily differentiables. In the case of non negative weights, this operator is shown to be positivity-preserving.


Dunkl operators are first-order differential-difference operators associated to a finite reflection group and a weight function. They give a commutative algebra generalizing the algebra of standard differential operators and intertwines with this latter by the so-called intertwining operator. In this paper, the authors give a family of representing measures of the action of the operator \(V_k \circ e^{\Delta/2}\) on the space of polynomials for an arbitrary Weyl group and a large class of regular weights \(k\) containing those of nonnegative real parts. The representing measures are absolutely continuous with respect the Lebesgue measure in \(\mathbb{R}^d\), which reveal new results about the intertwining operator \(V_k\) and the Dunkl kernel \(E_k\). They show that the operator \(V_k \circ e^{\Delta/2}\) extends uniquely as a bounded operator to a large class of functions, including polynomials, which are not necessarily differentiables. In the case when the weight \(k\) is nonnegative, this operator is shown to be positive-preserving.




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