A Uniform Boundedness Principle for Compact Sets and the Decay of Fourier Transforms.
This paper continues the joint work with A. R. Medghalchi (2012) and the author’s recent work (2015). For an inverse semigroup S, it is shown that has a bounded approximate identity if and only if l¹(S) is amenable (a generalization of Leptin’s theorem) and that A(S), the Fourier algebra of S, is operator amenable if and only if l¹(S) is amenable (a generalization of Ruan’s theorem).
We generalize the classical F. and M. Riesz theorem to metrizable compact groups whose center contains a copy of the circle group. Important examples of such groups are the isotropy groups of the bounded symmetric domains.The proof uses a criterion for absolute continuity involving spaces with : A measure on a compact metrisable group is absolutely continuous with respect to Haar measure on if for some a certain subspace of which is related to has sufficiently many continuous linear...
Let be any group containing an infinite elementary amenable subgroup and let . We construct an exhaustion of by closed invariant subspaces which all intersect trivially a fixed non-trivial closed invariant subspace. This is an obstacle to -dimension and gives an answer to a question of Gaboriau.
For any connected Lie group G and any Laplacian Λ = X²₁ + ⋯ + X²ₙ ∈ 𝔘𝔤 (X₁,...,Xₙ being a basis of 𝔤) one can define the commutant 𝔅 = 𝔅(Λ) of Λ in the convolution algebra ℒ¹(G) as well as the commutant ℭ(Λ) in the group C*-algebra C*(G). Both are involutive Banach algebras. We study these algebras in the case of a "distinguished Laplacian" on the "Iwasawa part AN" of a semisimple Lie group. One obtains a fairly good description of these algebras by objects derived from the semisimple group....