Cohomology Spaces Associated With A Certain Group Extension


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~ - COHOMOLOGY SPACES A S S O C I A T E D W I T H A CERTAIN GROUP E X T E N S I O N Ichiro Satake The purpose of this paper is to give a new aspect on unitary representations type. of a semi-direct product of Lie groups of a certain We shall be concerned with unitary r e p r e s e n t a t i o n s on the (square-integrable) ~ - cohomology spaces obtained attached to a pair (G,K) of a Lie group G and a compact subgroup K such that the homospace G/K has a structure geneous precisely, of a h e r m i t i a n manifold. we assume the conditions a summary of basic facts concerning (AI-2) and K = K 2 x KI, (Gi,Ki) (i : 1,2) ditions We will obtain, additional conditions 5.) ((CI-4) in sections As a typical example, pair satisfying the conditions sociated w i t h a symplectic : a non-degenerate tion where (AI-2), space 7 and 9), a r e l a t i o n s h i p a symplectic r e p r e s e n t a t i o n ry of theta-functions Kuga's fibre varieties. form on V × V) (see sec- product G = G2G 1 of this type appears In this (GI,K I) is any (V : a real vector space, p: G 1 ÷ Sp(V,A) (see [13]), are satis- G 2 is a nilpotent group as- a l t e r n a t i n g bilinear A group extension sat- under certain all these conditions (V,A) 3), and where the semi-direct (B2)' product we assume the con- fied, we shall consider in section i0 the case where A In spaces for (G,K) and for (Gi,K I) and between the ~ - eohomology (G2,K2). spaces. being two pairs (More precisely, in section Part I is G is a semi-direct isfying the above conditions. (BI-2) i.) such ~- cohomology Part II, we shall consider the case where G = G2G 1 in section (More is defined by satisfying a condition in the classical theo- and also in a recent theory of special case, our result yields a 139 complete description of the irreducible unitary representations of discrete series in terms of the corresponding irreducible jective) unitary representations I. of G (pro- of G I. ~ - cohomology spaces a t t a c h e d to a homogeneous h e r m i t i a n m a n i f o l d i. Let G be a connected unimodular Lie group and K a compact subgroup of G. respectively. We denote by ~ and ~ the Lie algebras of G and K, Then there exists a subspace 144 of ~ such that one has (i) ~ = ~ + +~ (direct sum), We fix such a subspace ~ of 9, @, 144-. . . . ad(k)~ c~4~ once and for all. will be denoted by ~¢ for all k CK. The complexifications , P~ , ~ .... We assume that there is given a complex structure J on ~4~ satisfying the following conditions. (AI) J is K-invariant (i.e., J commutes with all ad(k)l~4~ , and the (±i)-eigenspace algebra of [~g ~c ' ,~±] C44g± There exists a of J in ~e is a complex sub- (From the first condition, , subalgebra of ~ ¢ (A
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