
Let G be a connected simple real Lie group with maximal compact subgroup K, and let \((\pi,V)\) be a finite dimensional representation of G of highest weight \(\lambda\). Let \(K_ 1\) be the semisimple part of K. Necessary and sufficient conditions on \(\lambda\) are given in order that \(\pi\) contains one-dimensional K-types, or equivalently that the set \(V^{K_ 1}\) of \(K_ 1\)-invariant vectors in V is non-zero. Moreover, the representations of K on \(V^{K_ 1}\) is identified (Theorem 7.2). This generalizes Helgason's description of the sperical finite dimensional representations [\textit{S. Helgason}, Groups and Geometric Analysis: (1984), Chapter V, Theorem 4.1].
Semisimple Lie groups and their representations, 510.mathematics, sperical finite dimensional representations, spherical finite dimensional representations, invariant vectors, Article
Semisimple Lie groups and their representations, 510.mathematics, sperical finite dimensional representations, spherical finite dimensional representations, invariant vectors, Article
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