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Corollary 4
Tag 01GH, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 01GH].
Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, chapter IX, § 7. Irreducible representations of connected compact Lie groups
Let φ \varphi φ be a continuous central function on G. Then,
∫ G χ λ ( g ) ‾ φ ( g ) d g = ∫ T λ ( t ) ‾ ∏ α > 0 ( 1 − α ( t ) − 1 ) φ ( t ) d t = ∫ T λ ρ ( t ) ‾ . φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
\int_G\overline{\chi_{\lambda}(g)}\varphi (g)dg=\int_T\overline{\lambda(t)}\prod_{\alpha >0}(1-\alpha (t)^{-1})\varphi (t)dt=\int_T\overline{\lambda \rho(t)}.\varphi (t)J(\rho )(t)dt
∫ G χ λ ( g ) φ ( g ) d g = ∫ T λ ( t ) α > 0 ∏ ( 1 − α ( t ) − 1 ) φ ( t ) d t = ∫ T λ ρ ( t ) . φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
Indeed, by Lemma 4 and Th. 2,
∫ G χ λ ( g ) ‾ φ ( g ) d g = 1 w ( G ) ∫ T χ λ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) ( φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) ) d t
\int_G\overline{\chi_{\lambda}(g)}\varphi (g)dg=\frac{1}{w(G)}\int_T\chi_{\lambda}(t)J(\rho )(t)(\varphi (t)J(\rho )(t))dt
∫ G χ λ ( g ) φ ( g ) d g = w ( G ) 1 ∫ T χ λ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) ( φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t )) d t
= 1 w ( G ) ∫ T J ( λ ρ ) ( t ) ‾ φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
=\frac{1}{w(G)}\int_T\overline{J(\lambda \rho)(t)}\varphi (t)J(\rho )(t)dt
= w ( G ) 1 ∫ T J ( λ ρ ) ( t ) φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
But the function t → φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) t \rightarrow \varphi (t)J(\rho )(t) t → φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) is anti-invariant and 1 w ( G ) J ( λ ρ ) \frac{1}{w(G)}J(\lambda \rho ) w ( G ) 1 J ( λ ρ ) is the orthogonal projection of λ ρ \lambda \rho λ ρ onto the subspace of anti-invariant elements of L 2 L^2 L 2 (T), so
1 w ( G ) ∫ T J ( λ ρ ) ( t ) ‾ φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t = ∫ T λ ρ ( t ) ‾ φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
\frac{1}{w(G)}\int_T\overline{J(\lambda \rho)(t)}\varphi (t)J(\rho )(t)dt=\int_T\overline{\lambda \rho(t)}\varphi (t)J(\rho )(t)dt
w ( G ) 1 ∫ T J ( λ ρ ) ( t ) φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t = ∫ T λ ρ ( t ) φ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) d t
finally, by formula (3), we have ρ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) = ∏ α > 0 ( 1 − α ( t ) − 1 ) \rho (t)J(\rho )(t) =\prod_{\alpha >0}(1-\alpha (t)^{-1}) ρ ( t ) J ( ρ ) ( t ) = ∏ α > 0 ( 1 − α ( t ) − 1 ) , hence the corollary.
Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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