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Appropriate for complicated undergraduates and graduate scholars, this article covers V coefficients for the octahedral crew and different symmetry teams, W coefficients, irreducible items and their matrix parts, two-electron formulae for the octahedral staff, fractional parentage, X coefficients, spin, and matrices of one-electron operators.
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Moreover, d P = 1 on M P and d P = eρ P on A P . Multiplication by the function d P induces a topological linear isomorphism from C ∞ (X1P ) onto itself; moreover, if m ∈ M1P , then L −1 m ◦ d P ◦ L m = d P (m) d P . It follows that conjugation by d P induces a linear automorphism of D(X1P ). Accordingly, for D ∈ D(X) we define the differential operator µ P (D) := d P−1 ◦ µ P (D) ◦ d P ∈ D(X1P ). Let b be a θ-stable maximal abelian subalgebra of q, containing aq . Let γ : D(X) → I (b) be the Harish-Chandra isomorphism introduced in Section 4 and let γ X1P : D(X1P ) → I P (b) be the similar isomorphism for the space X1P ; here I P (b) denotes the subalgebra of W (m1P C , b)-invariants in S(b).
The endomorphism by which the operator µ P,v (D : λ) acts on this module is denoted by µ P,v (D : ξ : λ). Finally, the direct sum of these endomorphisms, for v ∈ P W, is an endomorphism of V (P, ξ ), denoted by µ P (D : ξ : λ) := ⊕v∈ P W µ P,v (D : ξ : λ). 8. 3), with respect to which every endomorphism µ P (D : ξ : λ) diagonalizes, for D ∈ D(X) and λ ∈ a∗PqC . Action on Generalized Vectors We can now finally describe the action of the algebra of invariant differential operators on the H -fixed generalized vectors introduced in the previous section.
On the open H -orbits one expects the elements of C −∞ (P : ξ : λ) H to be just functions, which may be evaluated in points. Let ϕ ∈ C −∞ (P : ξ : λ) H and let v ∈ P W. Then one expects that ϕ(v) is a vector in Hξ−∞ which is fixed for ξ ⊗ (λ + ρ P ) ⊗ 1 P∩v H v −1 , because of the formal identity, for p ∈ P ∩ v H v −1 , [ξ ⊗ (λ + ρ p ) ⊗ 1]( p) ϕ(v) = ϕ( pv) = ϕ(vv −1 pv) = [πξ,λ (v −1 pv)ϕ](v) = ϕ(v), −1 since v −1 pv ∈ H . This implies that ϕ(v) ∈ (Hξ−∞ ) M P ∩v H v and (λ + ρ P )|aP ∩h = 0. The latter condition is equivalent to λ|aP ∩h = 0, in view of the following lemma.