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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe local spectrum of the Dirac operator for the universal cover of $SL_2(mathbb R)$
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Using representation theory, we compute the spectrum of the Dirac operator on the universal covering group of $SL_2(mathbb R)$, exhibiting it as the generator of $KK^1(mathbb C, mathfrak A)$, where $mathfrak A$ is the reduced $C^*$-algebra of the group. This yields a new and direct computation of the $K$-theory of $mathfrak A$. A fundamental role is played by the limit-of-discrete-series representation, which is the frontier between the discrete and the principal series of the group. We provide a detailed analysis of the localised spectra of the Dirac operator and compute the Dirac cohomology.
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