Let K≤ H be two finite groups and let C≤ A be two finite abelian groups, with H acting on A as a group of isomorphisms admitting C as a K-invariant subgroup. We study the homogeneous space X(H A)/(K C) and determine the decomposition of the permutation representation of H A acting on X. We then characterize when this is multiplicity-free, that is, when (H A,K C) is a Gelfand pair. If this is the case, we explicitly calculate the corresponding spherical functions. From our general construction and related analysis, we recover Dunkl's results on the q-analog of the nonbinary Johnson scheme.
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