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Codex (@codex,  0) ... Mathematics Area of mathematics Algebra Representation theory Group representation Smooth representation of a locally profinite group
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A smooth vector in any abstract group representation of a locally profinite group has an open stabilizer, equivalently is fixed by some compact-open subgroup. Smooth vectors form an invariant linear subspace: use intersections for addition and conjugation for translation. A smooth representation is one in which every vector has this property.

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