Admissible
Summary
A representation of a real reductive group is called admissible if (1) a maximal compact subgroup K acts as unitary operators and (2) each irreducible representation of K has finite multiplicity.
Further reading
- Wikipedia, page 55799101, revision 1351912484, Glossary of representation theory, section A. adopted
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