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SUMMARY:David Vogan (MIT)
DTSTART:20230112T153000Z
DTEND:20230112T170000Z
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UID:atlas/51
DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/atlas/51/">C
 omputing unitary duals\, I: cohomological induction</a>\nby David Vogan (M
 IT) as part of Real reductive groups/atlas\n\n\nAbstract\nWe are planning 
 to conclude this seminar (for now?) with three talks January 12\, 19\, and
  26\, 2023. Topic is progress and plans for the original goal of the atlas
  project: to make software that can describe the unitary dual of any real 
 reductive group G(R).\n\nThere are two fundamental classical techniques to
  construct unitary representations. The first (due to Israel Gelfand and h
 is collaborators) is real parabolic induction. A theorem in Knapp's "Overv
 iew" book gives a very simple way to identify most of the unitary represen
 tations that can be obtained in this way: they are the ones with non-real 
 infinitesimal character. In light of that theorem\, one can study _only_ r
 epresentations with REAL infinitesimal character.\n\nThe second classical 
 technique (due to Gregg Zuckerman and those who stole from him) is cohomol
 ogical parabolic induction. The analogue of the theorem in Knapp's book wo
 uld say that any unitary representation with non-imaginary infinitesimal c
 haracter can be obtained by cohomological induction. THIS IS NOT TRUE\, bu
 t it is nearly true.\n\nWhat's actually true is that any unitary represent
 ation for which the real part of the infinitesimal character is LARGE ENOU
 GH can be obtained by cohomological induction. The question of what "large
  enough" means is best expressed in terms of "nonunitarity certificates. T
 oday I will state these results with some care\, and start to look at nonu
 nitarity certificates.\n
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