Orthogonal expansions related to compact Gelfand pairs
Christian Berg (University of Copenhagen), Ana P. Peron, (ICMC-USP-S\~ao Carlos), Emilio Porcu (University Federico Santa Maria)

TL;DR
This paper characterizes positive definite functions on G imes L related to compact Gelfand pairs, providing uniform expansions in terms of spherical functions and Fourier analysis, generalizing recent theorems.
Contribution
It offers a new characterization of positive definite functions associated with compact Gelfand pairs, extending previous results to broader classes and specific pairs.
Findings
Characterization of P_K^lat(G,L) functions via uniform expansions.
Explicit description for (O(d+1),O(d)) and (U(q),U(q-1)) Gelfand pairs.
Generalization of recent theorems by Berg-Porcu and Guella-Menegatto.
Abstract
Given a compact Gelfand pair (G,K) and a locally compact group L, we characterize the class P_K^\sharp(G,L) of continuous positive definite functions f:G\times L\to \C which are bi-invariant in the G-variable with respect to K. The functions of this class are the functions having a uniformly convergent expansion \sum_{\varphi\in Z} B(\varphi)(u)\varphi(x) for x\in G,u\in L, where the sum is over the space Z of positive definite spherical functions \varphi:G\to\C for the Gelfand pair, and (B(\varphi))_{\varphi\in Z} is a family of continuous positive definite functions on L such that \sum_{\varphi\in Z}B(\varphi)(e_L)<\infty. Here e_L is the neutral element of the group L. For a compact abelian group G considered as a Gelfand pair (G,K) with trivial K=\{e_G\}, we obtain a characterization of P(G\times L) in terms of Fourier expansions on the dual group \widehat{G}. The result is…
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TopicsAdvanced Harmonic Analysis Research · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
