Nonexistence of admissible vectors for monomial representations of unimodular exponential solvable Lie groups

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Let GG be a unimodular exponential solvable Lie group, and let τ\tau be a monomial representation of GG. A vector η\eta is admissible if the associated wavelet transform WηW_\eta is an isometry into L2(G)L^2(G). Nonexistence conjecture. The representation τ\tau never has an admissible vector. The preceding proposition characterizes admissibility of closed left invariant subspaces through the multiplicity function of the Plancherel decomposition; in the unimodular case, examples suggest that this multiplicity function is never integrable for monomial representations. The claim is therefore presented as a conjecture for the unimodular case.

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Bradley Currey and Vignon Oussa, “Admissibility For Monomial Representations of Exponential Lie Groups”, arXiv:1111.4727 (2011).

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