Structure of Blaschke cocycles
Polynomials on with values in an irreducible -module form a natural representation space for the group . These representations are completely reducible. In the paper, we give a complete description of their decompositions into irreducible components for polynomials with values in a certain range of irreducible modules. The results are used to describe the structure of kernels of conformally invariant elliptic first order systems acting on maps on with values in these modules.
Let G be a locally compact group, G* be the set of all extreme points of the set of normalized continuous positive definite functions of G, and a(G) be the closed subalgebra generated by G* in B(G). When G is abelian, G* is the set of Dirac measures of the dual group Ĝ, and a(G) can be identified as l¹(Ĝ). We study the properties of a(G), particularly its spectrum and its dual von Neumann algebra.
We consider the heat kernel corresponding to the left invariant sub-Laplacian with drift term in the first commutator of the Lie algebra, on a nilpotent Lie group. We improve the results obtained by G. Alexopoulos in [1], [2] proving the “exact Gaussian factor” exp(-|g|²/4(1+ε)t) in the large time upper Gaussian estimate for . We also obtain a large time lower Gaussian estimate for .
In this survey article, I shall give an overview on some recent developments concerning the -functional calculus for sub-Laplacians on exponential solvable Lie groups. In particular, I shall give an outline on some recent joint work with W. Hebisch and J. Ludwig on sub-Laplacians which are of holomorphic -type, in the sense that every -spectral multiplier for will be holomorphic in some domain.
Un insieme in un gruppo si dice piccolo se esistono infiniti traslati di a due a due disgiunti. In questa nota dimostriamo in modo elementare che, sotto opportune ipotesi, non può essere l'unione di un numero finito di insiemi piccoli (e una generalizzazione di questo risultato).
Nuclear groups form a class of abelian topological groups which contains LCA groups and nuclear locally convex spaces, and is closed with respect to certain natural operations. In nuclear locally convex spaces, weakly summable families are strongly summable, and strongly summable are absolutely summable. It is shown that these theorems can be generalized in a natural way to nuclear groups.
In this paper we prove stability-type theorems for functional equations related to spherical functions. Our proofs are based on superstability-type methods and on the method of invariant means.