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SUMMARY:João Pimentel Nunes (Instituto Superior Técnico)
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 The geometric interpretation of the Peter-Weyl theorem</a>\nby João Pimen
 tel Nunes (Instituto Superior Técnico) as part of Geometria em Lisboa (IS
 T)\n\n\nAbstract\nLet $K$ be a compact Lie group. I will review the constr
 uction of Mabuchi geodesic families of $K\\times K-$invariant Kahler struc
 tures on $T^*K$\, via Hamiltonian flows in imaginary time generated by a s
 trictly convex invariant function on $Lie \\\, K$\, and the corresponding 
 geometric quantization. At infinite geodesic time\, one obtains a rich mix
 ed polarization of $T^*K$\, the Kirwin-Wu polarization\, which is then con
 tinuously connected to the vertical polarization of $T^*K$. The geometric 
 quantization of $T^*K$ along this family of polarizations is described by 
 a generalized coherent state transform that\, as geodesic time goes to inf
 inity\, describes the convergence of holomorphic sections to distributiona
 l sections supported on Bohr-Sommerfeld cycles. These are in correspondenc
 e with coadjoint orbits $O_{\\lambda+\\rho}$. One then obtains a concrete 
 (quantum) geometric interpretation of the Peter-Weyl theorem\, where terms
  in the non-abelian Fourier series are directly related to geometric cycle
 s in $T^*K$. The role of a singular torus action in this construction will
  also be emphasized. This is joint work with T.Baier\, J. Hilgert\, O. Kay
 a and J. Mourão.\n
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