The Langlands classification for non-connected p-adic groups II: Multiplicity one
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The Langlands classification for non-connected $p$-adic groups II: Multiplicity one
[Part I by the same authors in Isr. J. Math. 126, 239-261 (2001; Zbl 0995.22005)]. A theorem is proved stating that for a given non-connected reductive \(p\)-adic group the multiplicity of the Langlands sub-representation in the representation parabolically induced from the corresponding Langlands data is equal to one.
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