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Nobukazu Shimeno

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Spherical functions for small $K$-types

For a connected semisimple real Lie group $G$ of non-compact type, Wallach introduced a class of $K$-types called small. We classify all small $K$-types for all simple Lie groups and prove except just one case that each elementary spherical function for each small $K$-type $(π,V)$ can be expressed as a product of hyperbolic cosines and a Heckman-Opdam hypergeometric function. As an application, the inversion formula for the spherical transform on $G\times_K V$ is obtained from Opdam's theory on hypergeometric Fourier transforms.

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Hobson's formula for Dunkl operators and its applications

We generalize classical Hobson's formula concerning partial derivatives of radial functions on a Euclidean space to a formula in the Dunkl analysis. As applications we give new simple proofs of known results involving Maxwell's representation of harmonic polynomials, Bochner-Hecke identity, Pizzetti formula for spherical mean, and Rodrigues formula for Hermite polynomials.

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Matrix valued commuting differential operators with $A_2$ symmetry

We study the algebra of invariant differential operators on a certain homogeneous vector bundle over a Riemannian symmetric space of type $A_2$. We computed radial parts of its generators explicitly to obtain matrix-valued commuting differential operators with $A_2$ symmetry. Moreover, we generalize the commuting differential operators with respect to a parameter and the potential function.

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Boundary value problems on Riemannian Symmetric Spaces of the noncompact Type

We characterize the image of the Poisson transform on any distinguished boundary of a Riemannian symmetric space of the noncompact type by a system of differential equations. The system corresponds to a generator system of a two sided ideals of an universal enveloping algebra, which are explicitly given by analogues of minimal polynomials of matrices.

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