Let G be a reductive complex algebraic group and V a finite-dimensional G-module. be restriction, where D(O(V ) G ) denotes the differential operators on O(V ) G . Much attention of late has been given to the study of Im Ο and Ker Ο. Less well studied are properties of B itself. For example: β’ Wha
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Representations of inverse covariances by differential operators
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- 2005
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