Titlebook: Geometry and Representation Theory of Real and p-adic groups; Juan Tirao,David A. Vogan,Joseph A. Wolf Textbook 1998 Birkhäuser Boston 199

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Whittaker Models for Carayol Representations of ,,(,),Let . be a local non-Archimedean field with residual characteristic . and let . be the group of all invertible . × . matrices over ..

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Einführung in die Geschichte der Soziologie the representation. We explicitly prove the compatibility of this formula with the known induced character formula. The tools we use in the proof are some geometric properties of generalized flag manifolds and their orbits.

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Hanfried Kerle,Reinhard Pittschellisf smooth (complex) representations of a .-adic group in terms of certain irreducible representations of compact, open subgroups. Motivation for this program comes from two special cases which may be viewed as extreme examples of what one hopes is a general phenomenon.

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Der Sinn der Wirtschaftspolitik, theory of Bernstein and Beilinson. These constructions made an enormous impact on our understanding of representation theory during the last decades (see, for example, [19]). Our present approach and interest is slightly different than usual. We approach these constructions from the point of view o

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,Wahrscheinlichkeit und Verfügbarkeit,me that . = Res. Spin(.) has an ℝ-fundamental torus of split rank 1 and fix a congruence subgroup . of .(ℚ)..We consider a theta function Θ(.) for . which is related to the analytic torsion and the length spectrum of closed geodesies on the corresponding locally symmetric space. We compare these fun

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