On systems of imprimitivity on locally compact abelian groups with dense actions

J. Mathew; M. G. Nadkarni

Annales de l'institut Fourier (1978)

  • Volume: 28, Issue: 2, page 1-23
  • ISSN: 0373-0956

Abstract

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Consider the four pairs of groups ( Γ , R ) , ( Γ / Γ 0 , R / Γ 0 ) , ( K S , P ) and ( S , B ) , where Γ , R are locally compact second countable abelian groups, Γ is a dense subgroup of R with inclusion map from Γ to R continuous; Γ 0 Γ R is a closed subgroup of R ; S , B are the duals of R and Γ respectively, and K is the annihilator of Γ 0 in B . Let the first co-ordinate of each pair act on the second by translation. We connect, by a commutative diagram, the systems of imprimitivity which arise in a natural fashion on each pair, starting with a system of imprimitivity on one of the pairs (see section 1 for details).

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Mathew, J., and Nadkarni, M. G.. "On systems of imprimitivity on locally compact abelian groups with dense actions." Annales de l'institut Fourier 28.2 (1978): 1-23. <http://eudml.org/doc/74356>.

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abstract = {Consider the four pairs of groups $(\Gamma ,R)$, $(\Gamma /\Gamma _0,R/\Gamma _0)$, $(K\cap S,P)$ and $(S,B)$, where $\Gamma $, $R$ are locally compact second countable abelian groups, $\Gamma $ is a dense subgroup of $R$ with inclusion map from $\Gamma $ to $R$ continuous; $\Gamma _0\subseteq \Gamma \subseteq R$ is a closed subgroup of $R$; $S$, $B$ are the duals of $R$ and $\Gamma $ respectively, and $K$ is the annihilator of $\Gamma _0$ in $B$. Let the first co-ordinate of each pair act on the second by translation. We connect, by a commutative diagram, the systems of imprimitivity which arise in a natural fashion on each pair, starting with a system of imprimitivity on one of the pairs (see section 1 for details).},
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JO - Annales de l'institut Fourier
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PB - Association des Annales de l'Institut Fourier
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AB - Consider the four pairs of groups $(\Gamma ,R)$, $(\Gamma /\Gamma _0,R/\Gamma _0)$, $(K\cap S,P)$ and $(S,B)$, where $\Gamma $, $R$ are locally compact second countable abelian groups, $\Gamma $ is a dense subgroup of $R$ with inclusion map from $\Gamma $ to $R$ continuous; $\Gamma _0\subseteq \Gamma \subseteq R$ is a closed subgroup of $R$; $S$, $B$ are the duals of $R$ and $\Gamma $ respectively, and $K$ is the annihilator of $\Gamma _0$ in $B$. Let the first co-ordinate of each pair act on the second by translation. We connect, by a commutative diagram, the systems of imprimitivity which arise in a natural fashion on each pair, starting with a system of imprimitivity on one of the pairs (see section 1 for details).
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References

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  1. [1] S.C. BAGCHI, J. MATHEW and M.G. NADKARNI, On systems of imprimitivity on locally compact Abelian groups with dense actions, Acta Mathematica (Uppsala), 133 (1974), 287-304. Zbl0325.22003MR54 #7690
  2. [2] T.W. GAMELIN, Uniform Algebras, Prentice Hall N.J. (U.S.A.), (1969). Zbl0213.40401MR53 #14137
  3. [3] V.S. VARADARAJAN, Geometry of Quantum Theory, Vol. 2, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., (1970). Zbl0194.28802MR57 #11400

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