The main purpose of the paper is to find the inversion formula for the covariant transform. This formula is equivalent to the decomposition of the unitary representation of SL₂(R) on the upper half plane into irreducible components. We consider an eigenvalue 1+s² of the Casimir operator: dρₖ(C)=-4v²(∂ᵤ²+∂ᵥ²), where\, k=0. To find the inversion formula, first we study the representation of SL₂(R), ρₖ and ρτ, induced from the complex characters of K and N respectively. Then, we find the induced covariant transform W_φ₀^ρₖ with N-eigenvector to obtain a transform in the space L2(SL₂(R/N). Thereafter, we compute the contravariant transform with K-eigenvector M_φ₀^ρτ:L2(SL₂(R)/N)→ L2(SL₂(R)/K).
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