  The expansion of a square integrable function on $SL(2,C)$ into the sum of
the principal series matrix coefficients with the specially selected
representation parameters was recently used in the Loop Quantum Gravity
$\cite{RovelliBook2}$, $\cite{Rovelli2010}$. In this paper we prove that the
sum $\sum\limits_{j=1}^{\infty}\sum\limits_{|m| \le j}\sum\limits_{|n| \le j}
\frac{D^{(j, \tau j)}_{jm, jn}(g)}{j^k}$, where $ j, m, n \in Z, \tau \in C$ is
convergent to a square integrable function on $SL(2,C)$. We also prove that for
each fixed m: $\sum\limits_{j=1}^{\infty}\frac{D^{(j, \tau j)}_{jm,
jm}(g)}{j^k}$ is convergent and that the limit is a square integrable function
on $SL(2,C)$. We then prove convergence of the sums
$\sum\limits_{j=|p|}^{\infty}\sum\limits_{|m| \le j}\sum\limits_{|n| \le j}
d^{\frac{j}{2}}_{pm} D^{(j, \tau j)}_{jm, jn}(g)$, where
$d^{\frac{j}{2}}_{|p|m} =
(j+1)^{\frac{1}{2}}\int\limits_{SU(2)}\phi(u)\overline{
D^{\frac{j}{2}}_{|p|m}(u)} \; du \; $ is $\phi(u)$'s Fourier transform and $ p,
j, m, n \in Z, \tau \in C, u \in SU(2), g \in SL(2,C)$, thus establishing the
map between the square integrable functions on $SU(2)$ and the space of the
functions on $SL(2,C)$. Such maps were first used in $\cite{RovelliBook2}$.
