“…More precisely, given a Lie group G and a closed subgroup H, let us assume that the quasi-regular representation T = X G .H -Ind^ 1 is type I. Then there is a unique direct integral decomposition /•© (1.1) r = / nĴ d(H) [2] The Plancherel formula for the horocycle spaces and generalizations, II 195 Here G(H) denotes the irreducible unitary representation classes of G that are weakly contained in r, a closed subset of the unitary dual G. The Plancherel theory that is derived in the previously cited papers includes a specific analytic formula that provides detailed information not only on the structure of G(H), the multiplicity function n n and the Plancherel measure /x, but also on an intertwining operator that effects the direct integral decomposition. This is done in [9] and [10] in various cases that manifest finite multiplicity (that is, n w < oo, /z-a.e.…”