Sous-groupes paraboliques et representations de groupes branches
Abstract
Let G be a branch group (as defined by Grigorchuk) acting on a tree T. A parabolic subgroup P is the stabiliser of an infinite geodesic ray in T. We denote by G/P the associated quasi-regular representation. If G is discrete, these representations are irreducible, but if G is profinite, they split as a direct sum of finite-dimensionalrepresentations G/Pn+1G/Pn, where Pn is the stabiliser of a level-n vertex in T. For a few concrete examples, we completely split G/Pn in irreducible components. (G,Pn) and (G,P) are Gelfand pairs, whence new occurrences of abelian Hecke algebra.
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