On the irreducibility of locally analytic principal series representations
S. Orlik, M. Strauch
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44 pages; final version. An appendix has been added in which it is shown that the canonical maps between certain completions of distribution algebras are injective. This fills a gap in a previous version; it was pointed out to us by a referee
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Representation Theory, Volume 14, pp. 713--746 (2010)
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