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Let $K$ be a simply connected compact Lie group and $T^{ast}(K)$ its cotangent bundle. We consider the problem of quantization commutes with reduction for the adjoint action of $K$ on $T^{ast}(K).$ We quantize both $T^{ast}(K)$ and the reduced phase space using geometric quantization with half-forms. We then construct a geometrically natural map from the space of invariant elements in the quantization of $T^{ast}(K)$ to the quantization of the reduced phase space. We show that this map is a constant multiple of a unitary map.
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