
A procedure is developed which can be used to compute the Plancherel measure for a certain class of nilpotent Lie groups, including the Heisenberg groups, free groups, two-and three-step groups, the nilpotent part of an Iwasawa decomposition of the R-split form of the classical simple groups A l , C l , G 2 {A_l},{C_l},{G_2} . Let G be a connected, simply connected nilpotent Lie group. The Plancherel formula for G can be expressed in terms of Plancherel measure of a normal subgroup N and projective Plancherel measures of certain subgroups of G / N G/N . To get an explicit measure for G , we need an explicit formula for (1) the disintegration of Plancherel measure of N under the action of G on N , and (2) projective Plancherel measures of G γ / N {G_\gamma }/N , where G γ {G_\gamma } is the stability subgroup at γ \gamma in N . When both N and G γ / N {G_\gamma }/N are abelian, the measures (1) and (2) are obtained as special cases of more general problems. These measures combine into Plancherel measure for G .
Nilpotent and solvable Lie groups, Unitary representations of locally compact groups, Integration and disintegration of measures
Nilpotent and solvable Lie groups, Unitary representations of locally compact groups, Integration and disintegration of measures
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