THE DIXMIER PROBLEM, LAMPLIGHTERS AND BURNSIDE GROUPS NICOLAS MONOD‡ AND NARUTAKA OZAWA∗ Abstract. J. Dixmier asked in 1950 whether every non-amenable group admits uniformly bounded representations that cannot be uni - Topological groups - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	THE DIXMIER PROBLEM, LAMPLIGHTERS AND BURNSIDE GROUPS NICOLAS MONOD‡ AND NARUTAKA OZAWA∗ Abstract. J. Dixmier asked in 1950 whether every non-amenable group admits uniformly bounded representations that cannot be uni Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-03-22 18:33:51 Open Document File Size: 143,92 KB Share Result on Facebook City Berlin / / Company G0 / G. Pisier / Are / A. / L AoG / A. We / / Country Japan / / Facility University of Tokyo / Institute of Mathematical Sciences / / IndustryTerm lamplighter / countable infinite abelian / generated / countable non-amenable / wreath product / infinite abelian / non-amenable countable / measurable-group-theoretic solution / abelian groups / / Organization University of Tokyo / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science / Institute of Mathematical Sciences / Swiss National Science Foundation / International Congress / / Person Geometry / NICOLAS MONOD / V. S. Sunder / / Position Professor / / ProvinceOrState New Mexico / / SocialTag Topological groups Operator theory Geometric group theory Fourier analysis Harmonic analysis Amenable group Pontryagin duality Fourier transform Von Neumann algebra Mathematical analysis

THE DIXMIER PROBLEM, LAMPLIGHTERS AND BURNSIDE GROUPS NICOLAS MONOD‡ AND NARUTAKA OZAWA∗ Abstract. J. Dixmier asked in 1950 whether every non-amenable group admits uniformly bounded representations that cannot be uniAdd to Reading List