1998
DOI: 10.1007/bf02764004
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On reducibility of parabolic induction

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“…[Tad1], [Tad2], [Tad3]) on the use of Jacquet modules in analyzing induced representations. Section 3.1 of this paper contains such an analysis, though most of this paper is focused on the calculation of the Jacquet modules themselves.…”
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“…[Tad1], [Tad2], [Tad3]) on the use of Jacquet modules in analyzing induced representations. Section 3.1 of this paper contains such an analysis, though most of this paper is focused on the calculation of the Jacquet modules themselves.…”
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“…The second lemma is the metaplectic version of a case of Lemma 3.8 of [19] and the same proof works here, changing only group notation. (Ind…”
Section: In Case Of Reducibility the Induced Representation Has Two mentioning
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“…In the proof of the main theorem, we shall also need two lemmas from [19] that extend to the metaplectic group. The first lema is the metaplectic version of Lemma 3.7 of [19].…”
Section: In Case Of Reducibility the Induced Representation Has Two mentioning
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“…In the third section our main results are stated and proved. We determine composition series of the representations supported in the minimal parabolic subgroup, using rather new and powerful intertwining operator methods ( [7,8,10]), combined with the method of Jacquet modules ( [4,13,14]). In the last section we obtain the reducibility points of the representations with cuspidal support in the maximal parabolic subgroups.…”
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