Some remarks on traces on the infinite-dimensional Iwahori--Hecke algebra

Abstract

The infinite-dimensional Iwahori--Hecke algebras H∞(q) are direct limits of the usual finite-dimensional Iwahori--Hecke algebras. They arise in a natural way as convolution algebras of bi-invariant functions on groups GLB(Fq) of infinite-dimensional matrices over finite-fields having only finite number of non-zero matrix elements under the diagonal. In 1988 Vershik and Kerov classified all indecomposable positive traces on H∞(q). Any such trace generates a representation of the double H∞(q) H∞(q) and of the double GLB(Fq)× GLB(Fq). We present constructions of such representations; the traces are some distinguished matrix elements. We also obtain some (simple) general statements on relations between unitary representations of groups and representations of convolution algebras of measures bi-invariant with respect to compact subgroups.

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