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A NNALES DE L ’I. H. P., SECTION A

J. M ICKELSSON

J. N IEDERLE

On integrability of discrete representations of Lie algebra u(p, q)

Annales de l’I. H. P., section A, tome 19, n

o

2 (1973), p. 171-177

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171

On integrability of discrete representations

of Lie algebra

u

(p, q)

J. MICKELSSON

(*)

and J. NIEDERLE

Institute of Physics, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,

Na Slovance 2, Prague 8 Pomcarc,

Vol. XIX, 2, 1973, Physique théorique.

ABSTRACT. - It is

proved

that every

representation

of the discrete series of hermitian

representations

of Lie

algebra

u

(p, q)

constructed

by

the Gel’fand-Graev method is differential of a

unitary

one-valued

representation

of Lie group U

(p, q).

1. INTRODUCTION

In 1965 Gel’fand and Graev

[1]

described a method for

constructing

discrete series of hermitian irreducible

representations

of Lie

algebra

u

(p, q),

i. e. series of irreducible hermitian

representations

of u

(p, q)

charac-

terized

by

a finite number of

integers.

The

question

of

integrability

of these

representations

to the

corresponding

connected

simply-connected (universal covering)

Lie group of u

(p, q)

was not discussed.

Recently

theorems

concerning integrability

criteria of

representations

of finite

dimensional real Lie

algebra

appear

([2], [3])

which

complete

the

study

of Nelson

[4]

and

give

us

powerful

tools for

proving integrability

of

discrete

representations

of u

(p, q).

In section 2 a brief

description

of the discrete series of

(skew- symmetric)

irreducible

representations

of Lie

algebra

u

(p, q)

is

given.

Section 3 contains the

proof

that the discrete

representations

of u

(p, q)

are

integrable.

(*) Permanent address : University of Jyvaskyla, Finland.

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172 J. MICKELSSON AND J. NIEDERLE

2. DISCRETE SERIES

OF REPRESENTATIONS OF u

(p, q)

According

to Gel’fand and Graev

[1]

a basis for the

(real)

Lie

algebra

u

(p, q),

p + q = n,

p ~

q, is

given by

(1)

the commutation relations of which follow from the commutation relations of

Ajk :

(2)

Irreducible

representations

of u

(p, q) by skew-symmetric operators

are described

by

all

inequivalent systems

of

operators satisfying (2)

and the condition of

skew-symmetricity (3)

The discrete irreducible

representation

of u

(p, q), p ~

q,

by

skew

symmetric operators

in a Hilbert space ae is characterized

by

n = p

+ q integers

mn =

(mln,

m27H ...,

mnn),

m~n ~ ...’_~ mnn and

by

the

decomposition

p = a

-t- [3, being non-negative integers.

Any

state in H may be written as a linear combination of basis

states 1m&#x3E;

which are

mutually

orthonormal and labeled

by integers

i,

~ k, satisfying

the

following inequalities [1] :

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( 1) Generators and their representations will be denoted by the same letters.

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(p, q)

173 The basis

states m ~

may be

expressed

as Gel’fand-Zetlin

patterns

which are a

geometrical transcription

of the above

inequalities (for

more detail see

[1]).

The action of

generators

of u

(p, q)

in 3C can

easily

be calculated

by specifying

the action of

Ajk

on the

basis m ~

in:le. In

fact,

it is suffi- cient to

specify

the action of

Akh Ak-t, k

and

Ag,

~_1

(k

=

1,

...,

n),

since the action of the other

Ajk

can be calculated

by using

commu-

tation relations

(2).

The action of

Ajk

on the basis in ae is

given by [1] :

(5)

where k =

1, 2,

..., n and

(6)

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174 J. MICKELSSON AND J. NIEDERLE

I 7n~_i 2014 1 &#x3E; and

1 +

1 &#x3E;

are Gel’fand-Zetlin

patterns

which are

obtained

from | m &#x3E; by changing there mj,k-1

into -1 and

respectively.

Moreover,

in order to define the action of

Ajk uniquely

we take

3. INTEGRABILITY

OF DISCRETE REPRESENTATIONS OF u

(p, q)

First we state a result

(Corollary 2) proved by

Simon

[3] :

Let T

be a

representation

of a real finite dimensional Lie

algebra

g defined

on a dense domain D in a Hilbert space

H,

invariant under T

(g), by

skew

symmetric operators. Suppose

that there exists a set of gene-

rators { Xh

...,

}

of g

(2)

such that D is a domain of

analytic

vectors

for the

operators Xi

= T

(x;) (1 ~

then T is the differential

(on D)

of a

unitary representation

of the connected

simply

connected

real Lie group G

(the

Lie

algebra

of which is

g)

on Hilbert space H.

Since the action of skew

symmetric generators

of u

(p, q)

on an

arbitrary

basis

vector m ~

of re can be calculated

by using (5)

the

results of Simon may be

applied provided

that D is considered as all finite linear combination

of 1m&#x3E;

and for each

generator xi (i

=

1,

...,

s)

from the set of

generators

of u

(p, q)

any

vector m ~

is an

analytic vector,

i. e. for each

vector 1m&#x3E;

there exists t 0 such that

This is

equivalent

to show that for

each zi

and for

each m ~

there

exists a constant C &#x3E; 0 such that

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First let remark that the set of

generators Xi

of u

(p, q)

is formed

by generators Mn, (k

=

2, 3,

...,

p ; k

= p +

2,

p +

3,

..., p +

q)

and defined in

(1) (3).

(2) A set of generators of g is a set of vectors { x" ..., ~ ~ in g such that g is gene-

rated by linear combinations of the vectors xl, ~ ..., Xs’

x~ 2 ], [Xis’

[x; &#x26;, ...

when 1 =~ ~, i.~, ... ~ s. _

(3) Really, taking commutator [M1:,, we get and taking

[M12,

we

obtain M22. Then [M23’ leads to

M23

and from

[M23’ M23]

we derive M33’ and

so on. The generators

Njk

are derived from by using commutators with

p+1,p+2; p+2,p+3,

...,

p-2,p-1,

...,

:M1,2-

2

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(p, q)

175 Thus we may

distinguish

three cases :

(i) Mn :

The constant C in

(7) trivially

exists since

(ii) Mk-l,k (k

=

2, 3,

..., p and k = p +

2,

p +

3,

..., p +

q) :

In

this case the

subspace

of 3C

spanned by vectors 1m) }:=1’

k

and 1m)

fixed but

arbitrary,

are finite dimensional

(generators Mk-l,k change k -

1 row

in m ;

that for k =

2, 3,

..., p and k = p +

2,

p +

3,

..., p

+ q

contains

(i

=

1, ..., k - 1)

which are bounded

[see (1), (4), (5)]

and thus C

obviously exists).

(iii)

In this case

Let us first consider the

numbers bp (m). If j ~ ~ : (8)

Using

the

inequalities (4)

one can

easily

show that the absolute values of all of the

factors, except

of the last one, are smaller or

equal

to 1.

Therefore,

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176 J. MICKELSSON AND J. NIEDERLE

If j

&#x3E; a instead of

(8)

one writes

(8’)

As before we

get (9’)

In a similar way we can show that

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Consequently (11)

where å = mip - m p p + p and the sum is over all

possible

combinations of three

things

the ap

and bp

factors and m(k)

(k

=

1, 2,

..., n -

1),

= m.

Numbers are obtained from numbers

by adding ~

1 to

one of the numbers

mjkp-1) ( j

=

1, 2,

...,

p),

i.

e., ~ represents

any vector in 3C which can be reached

from by acting

once

by operator Np,p+l.

.

VOLUME A-XIX - 1973 20142014 ? 2

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(p, q)

177 Thus we have

proved

that every basis

vector 1m&#x3E;

in Je is

analytic

for the

given

set of

generators

of u

(p, q)

and

consequently,

that every discrete skew

symmetric representation

of u

(p, q)

is the differential

(on D)

of a

unitary representation (on

of a connected and

simply

connected Lie group

U (p, q). Since,

in this

unitary representation,

all elements of the discrete center of

U (p, q)

are

represented by

the

unit

operator

in H

(mi;

are

integers),

the

unitary representation

of

U (p, q)

is a one-valued

unitary representation

of group U

(p, q).

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

One of the authors

(J. M.)

would like to thank to Dr. J.

Sedlak

for

hospitality

at the Institute of

Physics

of the Czechoslovak

Academy

of Sciences in

Prague.

REFERENCES

[1] I. M. GEL’FAND and M. I. GRAEV, Irreducible representations of the Lie algebra of groups U (p, q) (Proceedings of the International Spring School for Theoretical

Physics of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Jalta, 1966, p. 216).

[2] M. FLATO, J. SIMON, H. SNELLMAN and D. STERNHEIMER, Simple Facts About

Analytic Vectors and Integrability (Ann. scient. Éc. Norm. Sup., t. 5,1972, p. 423).

[3] J. SIMON, On the integrability of Representation of Finite Dimensional Real Lie

Algebras (Commun. Math. Phys., t. 28, 1972, p. 39).

[4] E. NELSON, Analytic vectors (Ann. Math., t. 81, 1959, p. 547).

(Manuscrit reçu le ler mars 1973.)

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