Kobayashi's finite multiplicity conjecture for discretely decomposable restrictions

Let (G,G)(G,G') be a semisimple symmetric pair, let πG^\pi\in\hat{G} be an irreducible unitary representation of GG, and suppose that the restriction of π\pi to GG' is infinitesimally discretely decomposable. For τG^\tau\in\hat{G}', the multiplicity is

mτ(πG)=dimHomG(τ,πG).m_{\tau}(\pi|_{G'})=\dim\operatorname{Hom}_{G'}(\tau,\pi|_{G'}).

Kobayashi's conjecture. The multiplicity mτ(πG)m_{\tau}(\pi|_{G'}) is finite for every τG^\tau\in\hat{G}'. This is a finite-multiplicity assertion for discretely decomposable restrictions; the source notes that little was known in general beyond Harish-Chandra's bound for multiplicities of KK-types in finite-length representations.

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Primary source

Fabian Januszewski, “Algebraic Characters of Harish-Chandra Modules and Arithmeticity”, arXiv:1310.6884 (2013).

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