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Multipliers for the convolution algebra of left and rightK-finite compactly supported smooth functions on a semi-simple Lie group

Multipliers for the convolution algebra of left and right K-finite compactly supported smooth functions on a semi-simple Lie group
Authors: Delorme, P.;

Multipliers for the convolution algebra of left and rightK-finite compactly supported smooth functions on a semi-simple Lie group

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Let G be a real semi-simple Lie group, connected, with finite centre, and K a maximal compact subgroup of G. The author considers multipliers of the convolution algebra \({\mathcal D}(G)_{(K)}\) of smooth, compactly supported functions on G, which are left and right K-finite. Let \({\mathfrak a}\) be a Cartan subspace defined by the Lie algebra of a maximally split \(\Theta\)-stable Cartan subgroup of G. Let \(W_ C\) the Weyl group which acts on \({\mathfrak a}\). \({\mathcal E}'({\mathfrak a})^{W_ C}\) denotes compactly supported, \(W_ C\)-invariant distributions on \({\mathfrak a}\). The author gives a homomorphism from \({\mathcal E}'({\mathfrak a})^{W_ C}\) into the algebra of multipliers of \({\mathcal D}(G)_{(K)}\). This was proved first by \textit{J. Arthur} [Acta Math. 150, 1-89 (1983; Zbl 0514.22006)]. However the construction of multipliers for \({\mathcal D}(G)_{(K)}\) in this paper is very simple and elementary.

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Semisimple Lie groups and their representations, Analysis on real and complex Lie groups, 510.mathematics, Analysis on other specific Lie groups, multipliers, K-finite compactly supported smooth functions, Article, Homomorphisms and multipliers of function spaces on groups, semigroups, etc., convolution algebra

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