On the direct integral decomposition in branching laws for real reductive groups
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Abstract: The restriction of an irreducible unitary representation of a real reductive group to a reductive subgroup decomposes into a direct integral of irreducible unitary representations of with multiplicities . We show that on the smooth vectors of , the direct integral is pointwise defined. This implies that is bounded above by the dimension of the space of intertwining operators between the smooth vectors, also called symmetry breaking operators, and provides a precise relation between these two concepts of multiplicity.
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