Hidden symmetry and spectral analysis on locally pseudo-Riemannian symmetry spaces

By Toshiyuki Kobayashi

Appears in collection : 2025 - T1 - WS1 - Intertwining operators and geometry

I plan to discuss an application of branching laws in spectral analysis on standard locally symmetric spaces, extending beyond the classical Riemannian setting. Recent advancements have overcome challenges in global analysis with indefinite metrics, thanks to developments in the branching theory of infinite-dimensional representations of reductive groups, which are based on geometries with hidden spherical symmetries. During the lecture, I aim to highlight important, non-technical concepts.

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  • DOI 10.57987/IHP.2025.T1.WS1.001
  • Cite this video Kobayashi, Toshiyuki (20/01/2025). Hidden symmetry and spectral analysis on locally pseudo-Riemannian symmetry spaces. IHP. Audiovisual resource. DOI: 10.57987/IHP.2025.T1.WS1.001
  • URL https://dx.doi.org/10.57987/IHP.2025.T1.WS1.001

Bibliography

  • T. Kobayashi : "Discrete decomposability of the restriction of Aq(λ) with respect to reductive subgroups II-micro-local analysis and asymptotic K-support" / Annals of Math., vol. 147 n°3, p. 709-729, 1998.
  • T. Kobayashi and T. Oshima : "Bounded Multiplicity Theorems for induction and restriction" / Adv. Math., 2013.
  • T. Kobayashi : "Global analysis by hidden symmetry" / Progress in Mathematics, vol. 323, p. 359-397, 2017 (R. Howe volume).
  • T. Kobayashi : "Bounded Multiplicity Theorems for Induction and Restriction" / Journal of Lie Theory, vol. 32, p. 197-238, 2022.
  • F. Kassel and T. Kobayashi : "Invariant differential operators on spherical homogeneous spaces with overgroups" / Journal of Lie Theory, vol. 29, p. 663-754, 2019.
  • F. Kassel and T. Kobayashi : "Spectral Analysis on Pseudo-Riemannian Locally Symmetric Spaces" / Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol. 2367, 126 p., 2025.

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