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A characterization of the minimal strongly character invariant Segal algebra

Viktor Losert (1980)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

For a locally compact, abelian group G , we study the space S 0 ( G ) of functions on G belonging locally to the Fourier algebra and with l 1 -behavior at infinity. We give an abstract characterization of the family of spaces { S 0 ( G ) : G abelian } by its hereditary properties.

A class of solvable non-homogeneous differential operators on the Heisenberg group

Detlef Müller, Zhenqiu Zhang (2001)

Studia Mathematica

In [8], we studied the problem of local solvability of complex coefficient second order left-invariant differential operators on the Heisenberg group ℍₙ, whose principal parts are "positive combinations of generalized and degenerate generalized sub-Laplacians", and which are homogeneous under the Heisenberg dilations. In this note, we shall consider the same class of operators, but in the presence of left invariant lower order terms, and shall discuss local solvability for these operators in a complete...

A complete analogue of Hardy's theorem on semisimple Lie groups

Rudra P. Sarkar (2002)

Colloquium Mathematicae

A result by G. H. Hardy ([11]) says that if f and its Fourier transform f̂ are O ( | x | m e - α x ² ) and O ( | x | e - x ² / ( 4 α ) ) respectively for some m,n ≥ 0 and α > 0, then f and f̂ are P ( x ) e - α x ² and P ' ( x ) e - x ² / ( 4 α ) respectively for some polynomials P and P’. If in particular f is as above, but f̂ is o ( e - x ² / ( 4 α ) ) , then f = 0. In this article we will prove a complete analogue of this result for connected noncompact semisimple Lie groups with finite center. Our proof can be carried over to the real reductive groups of the Harish-Chandra class.

A concavity property for the measure of product sets in groups

Imre Ruzsa (1992)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

Let G be a connected locally compact group with a left invariant Haar measure μ. We prove that the function ξ(x) = inf μ̅(AB): μ(A) = x is concave for any fixed bounded set B ⊂ G. This is used to give a new proof of Kemperman’s inequality μ ̲ ( A B ) m i n ( μ ̲ ( A ) + μ ̲ ( B ) , μ ( G ) ) for unimodular G.

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