Holomorphic rational representations #
Every rational representation of GL n ℂ has complex-analytic matrix coefficients. For a normed
complex carrier, it gives a complex-analytic homomorphism into the invertible continuous linear
operators, with their native open-submanifold structure. Rationality supplies the finite
dimensionality and completeness of the carrier.
Main results #
TauCeti.IsRationalRep.contMDiff_dual_apply: matrix coefficients are complex analytic.TauCeti.IsRationalRep.contMDiff_toContinuousLinearMap: so is the operator-valued action.TauCeti.IsRationalRep.contMDiff_toHomUnits: holomorphy with values in the invertible operators.
References #
- T. Bröcker and T. tom Dieck, Representations of Compact Lie Groups, Springer GTM 98 (1985), Chapter III, §8, Proposition (8.6), pp.154–155: algebraic matrix coefficients yield a holomorphic representation; Proposition (8.7) identifies the classical complexifications.
Every matrix coefficient of a rational representation is complex analytic.
A rational representation is complex analytic as a family of continuous linear operators. The finite-dimensional structure needed for the conversion is supplied by rationality.
A rational representation gives a holomorphic homomorphism into the invertible continuous linear operators. Its carrier's finite dimensionality and completeness follow from rationality.