Indiana University Mathematics Journal · 2009 · 21 citations · 16 references
Geometric Group TheoryFourier AlgebrasLie GroupRepresentation TheoryCompact Group GEducationTopological AlgebraOrdered GroupGroup RepresentationCompact GNilpotent GroupFourier Algebra A
We give for a compact group G, a full characterization of when its Fourier algebra A(G) is weakly amenable: when the connected component of the identity G e is abelian. This condition is also equivalent to the hyper-Tauberian property for A(G), and to having the anti-diagonal Δ = {(s,s -1 ): S ∈ G} be a set of spectral synthesis for A(GxG). We extend our results to some classes of non-compact, locally compact groups, including small invariant neighbourhood groups and maximally weakly almost periodic groups. We close by illustrating a curious relationship between amenability and weak amenability of A(G) for compact G, and (operator) amenability and (operator) weak amenability of A Δ (G), an algebra defined by the authors in [11].
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The Operator Amenability of A(G)
Zhong‐Jin Ruan · American Journal of Mathematics · 1995 · 144 citations
Linear Operator, Operator Amenability, Group Representation +2