Quasiconformal Realizations of E_{6(6)}, E_{7(7)}, E_{8(8)} and SO(n+3,m+3), N=4 and N>4 Supergravity and Spherical Vectors
Murat Gunaydin, Oleksandr Pavlyk

TL;DR
This paper constructs unified quasiconformal realizations of exceptional and orthogonal groups relevant to supergravity, analyzes their spherical vectors, Casimir operators, and representations, and explores implications for U-duality in supergravity theories.
Contribution
It provides a unified quasiconformal framework for exceptional groups and SO(n+3,m+3), including spherical vectors, Casimir operators, and their role in supergravity U-duality groups.
Findings
Derived spherical vectors for all quasiconformal groups.
Computed quadratic Casimir operators in terms of parameters.
Linked quasiconformal actions to unitary representations in supergravity contexts.
Abstract
After reviewing the underlying algebraic structures we give a unified realization of split exceptional groups F_{4(4)},E_{6(6)}, E_{7(7)}, E_{8(8)} and of SO(n+3,m+3) as quasiconformal groups that is covariant with respect to their (Lorentz) subgroups SL(3,R), SL(3,R)XSL(3,R), SL(6,R), E_{6(6)} and SO(n,m)XSO(1,1), respectively. We determine the spherical vectors of quasiconformal realizations of all these groups twisted by a unitary character . We also give their quadratic Casimir operators and determine their values in terms of and the dimension of the underlying Jordan algebras. For the quasiconformal action induces unitary representations on the space of square integrable functions in variables, that belong to the principle series. For special discrete values of the quasiconformal action leads to unitary representations…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
