## 2007/2008NxZ~i[iĊwj

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ԁF    Ηj 16:30 - 18:00
blF 哇Yiakagi.ms.u|tokyo.ac.jpjCяrsioms.u|tokyo.ac.jpj

• 424i΁j
ut: g쑾Yi吔j
\: Existence problem of compact Clifford-Klein forms of the infinitesimal homogeneous space of indefinite Stiefel manifolds
The existence problem of compact Clifford-Klein forms is important in the study of discrete groups. There are several open problems on it, even in the reductive cases, which is most studied. For a homogeneous space of reductive type, one can define its infinitesimal' homogeneous space.
This homogeneous space is easier to consider the existence problem of compact Clifford-Klein forms.
In this talk, we especially consider the infinitesimal homogeneous spaces of indefinite Stiefel manifolds. And, we reduce the existence problem of compact Clifford-Klein forms to certain algebraic problem, which was already studied from other motivation.
• 51i΁j
ut: ѓcqi鐼j
\: Harish-Chandra expansion of the matrix coefficients of PJ Principal series Representation of Sp(2,R)
Asymptotic expansion of the matrix coefficents of class-1 principal series representation was considered by Harish-Chandra. The coefficient of the leading exponent of the expansion is called the c-function which plays an important role in the harmonic analysis on the Lie group.
In this talk, we consider the Harish-Chandra expansion of the matrix coefficients of the standard representation which is the parabolic induction with respect to a non-minimal parabolic subgroup of Sp(2,R).
This is the joint study with Professor T. Oda.
• 58i΁j
ut: rmKiޗǏqj
: 17:00 - 18:00
\: Affine W-algebras and their representations
The W-algebras are an interesting class of vertex algebras, which can be understood as a generalization of Virasoro algebra. It was originally introduced by Zamolodchikov in his study of conformal field theory. Later Feigin-Frenkel discovered that the W-algebras can be defined via the method of quantum BRST reduction. A few years ago this method was generalized by Kac-Roan-Wakimoto in full generality, producing many interesting vertex algebras. Almost at the same time Premet re-discovered the finite-dimensional version of W-algebras (finite W-algebras), in connection with the modular representation theory.
In the talk we quickly recall the Feigin-Frenkel theory which connects the Whittaker models of the center of U(g) and affine (principal) W-algebras, and discuss their representation theory. Next we recall the construction of Kac-Roan-Wakimoto and discuss the representation theory of affine W-algebras associated with general nilpotent orbits. In particular, I explain how the representation theory of finite W-algebras (=the endmorphism ring of the generalized Gelfand-Graev representation) applies to the representation of affine W-algebras.

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• 517i؁j15:00-16:30
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\FThe unitary inversion operator for the minimal representation of the indefinite orthogonal group O(p,q)
The indefinite orthogonal group O(p,q) (p+q even, greater than four) has a distinguished infinite dimensional irreducible unitary representation called the 'minimal representation'. Among various models, the L2-model of the minimal representation of O(p,q) was established by Kobayashi-Ørsted (2003). In this talk, we focus on and present an explicit formula for the unitary inversion operator, which plays a key role for the analysis on this L2-model as well as understanding the G-action on L2(C). Our proof uses the Radon transform of distributions supported on the light cone. This is a joint work with T. Kobayashi.

• 522i΁j
ut: bMiBj
\: A characterization of symmetric cones by an order-reversing property of the pseudoinverse maps
When a regular open convex cone is given, a natural partial order is introduced into the ambient vector space. If we consider the cone of positive numbers, this partial order is the usual one, and is reversed by taking inverse numbers in the cone. In general, for every symmetric cone, the inverse map of the associated Jordan algebra reverses the order.
In this talk, we investigate this order-reversing property in the class of homogeneous convex cones which is much wider than that of symmetric cones. We show that a homogeneous convex cone is a symmetric cone if and only if the order is reversed by the Vinberg's *-map, which generalizes analytically the inverse maps of Jordan algebras associated with symmetric cones. Actually, our main theorem is formulated in terms of the family of pseudoinverse maps including the Vinberg's *-map as a special one. While our result is a characterization of symmetric cones, also we would like to mention O. Güler's result that for every homogeneous convex cone, some analogous pseudoinverse maps always reverse the order.
• 525ij14:30 - 16:00
ꏊ: 122
ut: VL (sw)
\: The classification of simple irreducible pseudo-Hermitian symmetric spaces: from a view of elliptic orbits
In this talk, we call a special elliptic element an Spr-element, we create an equivalence relation on the set of Spr-elements of a real form of a complex simple Lie algebra, and we classify Spr-elements of each real form of all complex simple Lie algebras under our equivalence relation. Besides, we demonstrate that the classification of Spr-elements under our equivalence relation corresponds to that of simple irreducible pseudo-Hermitian symmetric Lie algebras under Berger's equivalence relation. In terms of the correspondence, we achieve the classification of simple irreducible pseudo-Hermitian symmetric Lie algebras without Berger's classification.
• 525ij16:00 - 17:30
ꏊ: 122
ut: ssj (qw_)
\: Causalities, G-structures and symmetric spaces
Let M be an $n$-dimensional smooth manifold, $F(M)$ the frame bundle of $M$, and let $G$ be a Lie subgroup of $GL(n,\mathbb R)$. We say that $M$ has a $G$- structure, if there exists a principal subbundle $Q$ of $F(M)$ with structure group $G$. Let $C$ be a causal cone in $\mathbb R^n$, and let $Aut C$ denote the automorphism group of $C$. Starting from a causal structure $\mathcal{C}$ on $M$ with model cone $C$, we construct an $Aut C$-structure $Q(\mathcal{C})$. Several concepts on causal structures can be interpreted as those on $Aut C$-structures. As an example, the causal automorphism group $Aut(M,\mathcal{C})$ of $M$ coincides with the automorphism group $Aut(M,Q(\mathcal{C}))$ of the $Aut C$-structure. As an application, we will consider the unique extension of a local causal transformation on a Cayley type symmetric space $M$ to the global causal automorphism of the compactification of $M$.

• 526iyj- 27ij
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• 529i΁j
\: A host algebra for the regular representations of the canonical commutation relations
We report on joint work with H. Grundling (Sydney). The concept of a host algebra generalises that of a group C*-algebra to groups which are not locally compact in the sense that its non-degenerate representations are in one-to-one correspondence with representations of the group under consideration. A full host algebra covering all continuous unitary representations exist for an abelian topological group if and only if it (essentially) has a locally compact completion. Therefore one has to content oneselves with certain classes of representations covered by a host algebra. We show that there exists a host algebra for the set of continuous representations of the countably dimensional Heisenberg group corresponding to a non-zero central character.

• 619
ut: diF{j
\: Rigid local systemƂ̐ؒf̐ϕ\CѐڑW
A local system on CP1-{finite points} is called physically rigid if it is uniquely determined up to isomorphisms by the local monodromies. We explain two algorithms to construct every physically rigid local systems. By applying the algorithms we obtain integral representations of solutions of the corresponding Fuchsian differential equation. Moreover we can express connection coefficients of the equation in terms of the integrals. These results will be applied to several differential equations arising from the representation theory.
• 629ij15:30 - 16:30, 16:45 - 17:45
ꏊF122
ut: Salem Ben SaidiNancyj
\: On the theory of Bessel functions associated with root systems
The theory of spherical functions on Riemannian symmetric spaces G/K and on non-compactly causal symmetric spaces G/H has a long and rich history. In this talk we will show how one can use a limit transition approach to obtain generalized Bessel functions on flat symmetric spaces via the spherical functions. A similar approach can be applied to the theory of Heckman-Opdam hypergeometric functions to investigate generalized Bessel functions related to arbitrary root system. We conclude the talk by giving a conjecture about the nature and order of the singularities of the Bessel functions related to non-compactly causal symmetric spaces.
• 72ij- 6ij
Representation Theory, Systems of Differential Equations and their Related Topics
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• 820ij- 24ij
Geometry and Representations in Lie Theory
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CO̎QҁFDavid Vogan(MIT) , Jing-Song Huang(USTHK)
• 827ij- 31ij?
Sapporo Lectures on Representations in Lie Theory
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Infinite dimensional harmonic analysis IV, 2007

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