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(normalized induction) a generalized principal series representation. When v is unitary, these are the representations occurring in Harish-Chandra's Plancherel formula for G; and for general v they may be expected to play something of the same role in harmonic analysis on G as complex characters do in R n. Langlands has shown tha t any irreducible admissible representation of G can be realized canonically as a subquotient of a generalized principal series representation (Theorem 2.9 below). For these reasons and others (some of which will be discussed below) one would like to understand the reducibility of these representations, and it is this question which motivates the results of this paper. We prove
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