On induced locally analytic representations of locally analytic groups
Anton Lyubinin

TL;DR
This paper establishes conditions under which induced locally analytic representations of a subgroup are irreducible and introduces new locally analytic representations not obtainable through induction.
Contribution
It provides a criterion for irreducibility of induced representations and presents new examples of locally analytic representations outside this framework.
Findings
Induction criterion for irreducibility of locally analytic representations
New series of locally analytic representations not induced from subgroups
Extension of the Frommer-Orlik-Strauch theorem
Abstract
Let G be a locally analytic group and H < G - a locally analytic subgroup. The main result is the condition (similar to Frommer-Orlik-Strauch theorem) for induction of locally analytic H-representation to G to be irreducible. Also this paper contains a (new) series of locally analytic representations which do not arise in this way.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
