Automorphism group of exceptional symmetric domains RV

The exceptional symmetric Siegel domain RV(16) in C16 is defined. The exceptional classical domain (R)v(16)=τ(RV(16)) is computed, where τ is the Bergman mapping of the Siegel domain RV(16). And holomorphical automorphism group Aut (RV(16)) of the exceptional symmetric Siegel domain RV(16) is presented.     

Automorphism group of exceptional symmetric domainsRV

The exceptional symmetric Siegel domainR _v(16) in ℂ¹⁶ is defined. The exceptional classical domain ℛ_v(16) = t(R_v(16)) is computed, where t is the Bergman mapping of the Siegel domain R_v(16). And holomorphical automorphism group Aut (R_v(16)) of the exceptional symmetric Siegel domainR _v(16) is presented     

Automorphism group of exceptional symmetric domains RVI

Here we give the definition of the exceptional symmetric Siegel domain R_VI(27) in C²⁷, and compute the exceptional symmetric domain ?_VI(27) = τ(R_VI(27)), where t is the Bergman mapping of the Siegel domainR _VI (27). Moreover, we present the holomorphical automorphism group Aut (?_VI(27)) of the exceptional symmetric domain (?_VI(27)).     

Automorphism group of exceptional symmetric domainsR V

The exceptional symmetric Siegel domainR _v(16) in ?¹⁶ is defined. The exceptional classical domain ?_v(16) = t(R_v(16)) is computed, where t is the Bergman mapping of the Siegel domain R_v(16). And holomorphical automorphism group Aut (R_v(16)) of the exceptional symmetric Siegel domainR _v(16) is presented     

Berezin transform on real bounded symmetric domains

Let be a bounded symmetric domain in a complex vector space with a real form and be the real bounded symmetric domain in the real vector space . We construct the Berezin kernel and consider the Berezin transform on the -space on . The corresponding representation of is then unitarily equivalent to the restriction to of a scalar holomorphic discrete series of holomorphic functions on and is also called the canonical representation. We find the spectral symbol of the Berezin transform under the irreducible decomposition of the -space.

     

Automorphism groups of causal symmetric spaces of Cayley type and bounded symmetric domains

Symmetric spaces of Cayley type are a higher dimensional analogue of a one-sheeted hyperboloid in R3. They form an important class of causal symmetric spaces. To a symmetric space of Cayley type M, one can associate a bounded symmetric domain of tube type D. We determine the full causal automorphism group of M. This clarifies the relation between the causal automorphism group and the holomorphic automorphism group of D.     

The inverse Abel transform for an exceptional bounded symmetric domain

By using the first shift operator of thebc ₂- root system, the elementary spherical functions on the exceptional bounded symmetric domainE ₆/spin(10) ×T are obtained, and the inverse Abel transform for this space is derived. Finally an expression of the heat kernel of this domain is given. Project partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.     

A mean value theorem on bounded symmetric domains

Let be a Cartan domain of rank and genus and , , the Berezin transform on ; the number can be interpreted as a certain invariant-mean-value of a function around . We show that a Lebesgue integrable function satisfying , , must be -harmonic. In a sense, this result is reminiscent of Delsarte's two-radius mean-value theorem for ordinary harmonic functions on the complex -space , but with the role of radius played by the quantity .

     

Rigidity of proper holomorphic mappings between equidimensional bounded symmetric domains

We prove that any proper holomorphic mapping between two equidimensional irreducible bounded symmetric domains with rank is a biholomorphism. The proof of the main result in this paper will be achieved by a differential-geometric study of a special class of complex geodesic curves on the bounded symmetric domains with respect to their Bergman metrics.

     

Analytic models for commuting operator tuples on bounded symmetric domains

For a domain in and a Hilbert space of analytic functions on which satisfies certain conditions, we characterize the commuting -tuples of operators on a separable Hilbert space  such that is unitarily equivalent to the restriction of to an invariant subspace, where is the operator -tuple on the Hilbert space tensor product  . For the unit disc and the Hardy space , this reduces to a well-known theorem of Sz.-Nagy and Foias; for a reproducing kernel Hilbert space on such that the reciprocal of its reproducing kernel is a polynomial in and  , this is a recent result of Ambrozie, Müller and the second author. In this paper, we extend the latter result by treating spaces for which ceases to be a polynomial, or even has a pole: namely, the standard weighted Bergman spaces (or, rather, their analytic continuation) on a Cartan domain corresponding to the parameter in the continuous Wallach set, and reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces for which is a rational function. Further, we treat also the more general problem when the operator is replaced by ,  being a certain generalization of a unitary operator tuple. For the case of the spaces on Cartan domains, our results are based on an analysis of the homogeneous multiplication operators on , which seems to be of an independent interest.

     

Hua operators and Poisson transform for bounded symmetric domains

Let Ω be a bounded symmetric domain of non-tube type in Cn with rank r and S its Shilov boundary. We consider the Poisson transform Psf(z) for a hyperfunction f on S defined by the Poisson kernel Ps(z,u)=s(h(z,z)^n/r/²|h(z,u)^n/r|), (z,u)×Ω×S, s∈C. For all s satisfying certain non-integral condition we find a necessary and sufficient condition for the functions in the image of the Poisson transform in terms of Hua operators. When Ω is the type I matrix domain in Mn,m(C) (n?m), we prove that an eigenvalue equation for the second order Mn,n-valued Hua operator characterizes the image.     

Explicit formula of holomorphic automorphism group on complex homogeneous bounded domains

We known that the maximal connected holomorphic automorphism group Aut (D)(0) is a semi-direct product of the triangle group T(D) and the maximal connected isotropic subgroup Iso(D)(0) of a fixed point in the complex homogeneous bounded domain D and any complex homogeneous bounded domain is holomorphic isomorphic to a normal Siegel domain D(VN,F). In this paper, we give the explicit formula of any holomorphic automorphism in T(D(VN, F)) and Iso(D(VN,F))(0), where G(0) is the unit connected component of the Lie group G.     

Automorphism groups of causal symmetric spaces of Cayley type and bounded symmetric domains

Symmetric spaces of Cayley type are a higher dimensional analogue of a one-sheeted hyperboloid in ℝ³. They form an important class of causal symmetric spaces. To a symmetric space of Cayley type M, one can associate a bounded symmetric domain of tube type D. We determine the full causal automorphism group of M. This clarifies the relation between the causal automorphism group and the holomorphic automorphism group of D.

     

Sobolev spaces on bounded symmetric domains

We obtain a formula for the Sobolev inner product in standard weighted Bergman spaces of holomorphic functions on a bounded symmetric domain in terms of the Peter–Weyl components in the Hua–Schmidt decomposition, and use it to clarify the relationship between the analytic continuation of these standard weighted Bergman spaces and the Sobolev spaces on bounded symmetric domains.     

Pfaffians and representations of the symmetric group

Pfaffians of matrices with entries z[i, j]/（xi ＋ xj）, or determinants of matrices with entries z[i, j]/（xi - xj）, where the antisymmetrical indeterminates z[i, j] satisfy the Pliicker relations, can be identified with a trace in an irreducible representation of a product of two symmetric groups. Using Young＇s orthogonal bases, one can write explicit expressions of such Pfaffians and determinants, and recover in particular the evaluation of Pfaffians which appeared in the recent literature.     

Bloch constants of bounded symmetric domains

Let and be two irreducible bounded symmetric domains in the complex spaces and respectively. Let be the Euclidean metric on and the Bergman metric on . The Bloch constant is defined to be the supremum of , taken over all the holomorphic functions and , and nonzero vectors . We find the constants for all the irreducible bounded symmetric domains and . As a special case we answer an open question of Cohen and Colonna.