Connection between the harmonic analysis on the sphere and the harmonic analysis on the one-sheeted hyperboloid: an analytic continuation viewpoint

DOI10.1039/B901377FarXivfunct-an/9305002WikidataQ39856255 ScholiaQ39856255MaRDI QIDQ6467097FDOQ6467097

Authors: Jacques Bros, Giovanni Alberto Viano

Publication date: 12 May 1993

Abstract: In a previous paper

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, an algebra of holomorphic ``perikernels on a complexified hyperboloid $X_{d - 1}^{(c)}$ (in $B b b C^{d})$ has been introduced; each perikernel $c a l K$ can be seen as the analytic continuation of a kernel on the unit sphere $B b b S^{d - 1}$ in an appropriate ``cut-domain , while the jump of

c a l K

across the corresponding ``cut defines a Volterra kernel $K$ (in the sense of J. Faraut $l b r a c k$ Fa-1 $b r a c k$ ) on the one-sheeted hyperboloid $X_{d - 1}$ (in $B b b R^{d}) .$ par In the present paper, we obtain results of harmonic analysis for classes of perikernels which are invariant under the group $m S O (d, B b b C)$ and of moderate growth at infinity. For each perikernel $c a l K$ in such a class, the Fourier-Legendre coefficients of the corresponding kernel on $B b b S^{d - 1}$ admit a carlsonian analytic interpolation $i l d e F (l a m b d a)$ in a half-plane, which is the ``spherical Laplace transform of the associated Volterra kernel

K

on

X_{d - 1} .

Moreover, the composition law

c a l K = {c a l K}_{1} a s t^{(c)} {c a l K}_{2}

for perikernels (interpreted in terms of convolutions for the

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Convolution as an integral transform (44A35) Harmonic analysis on homogeneous spaces (43A85) Laplace transform (44A10) Radon transform (44A12)

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