A structure and representations of diffeomorphism groups of non-Archimedean manifolds
Abstract
Diffeomorphism groups G of manifolds M on locally F-convex spaces over non-Archimedean fields F are investigated. It is shown that their structure has many differences with the diffeomorphism groups of real and complex manifolds. It is proved that G is not a Banach-Lie group, but it has a neighbourhood W of the unit element e such that each element g in W belongs to at least one corresponding one-parameter subgroup. It is proved that G is simple and perfect. Its compact subgroups Gc are studied such that a dimension over F of its tangent space dim FTeGc in e may be infinite. This is used for decompositions of continuous representations into irreducible and investigations of induced representations.
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