Kostant's method for constructing Lie supergroups in the complex analytic category and applications

Mathematics – Complex Variables

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This is an extended version of the previous preprint "Almost complex structures on Lie supergroups" with applications to radia

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Integrable invariant almost complex structures are introduced in the setting of Lie-Hopf superalgebras. This leads to a convenient description of the subsheaf of holomorphic superfunctions in the sheaf of smooth superfunctions yielding an identification of complex Lie supergroups and complex Lie-Hopf superalgebras. Applications to the construction of a universal complexification of a real Lie supergroup and, in the case of type I supergroups, to the existence of a local product decomposition defined by conjugation at a generic point of a maximal torus are given. Deducing a Helgason type formula on the radial part of the Laplacian in the super setting we are able to give a very comprehensive approach to Berezin's formula on radial parts of Laplace-Casimir operators on special type I Lie supergroups.

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