Indirect G space
In mathematics , the concept of indirect group action or the indirect G-space (English amenable action ) is particularly important in the theory of operator algebras .
definition
Let be a topological group and a measurable G-space , i.e. H. a measurement space with a measurable group effect . An invariant means on a linear functional
with and for , which is invariant under the action of the group , for which is valid for all and the function defined by .
A space is called indirect if there is an invariant means.
Examples
- If there is an indirect group , then every space is indirect.
- A free effect of a group is indirect if is indirect.
- The effect of a hyperbolic group on its edge at infinity is indirect.
- Be and locally compact groups . If there is an indirect group, then the effect of each discrete subgroup is indirect.
literature
- Robert Zimmer : Amenable ergodic Group actions and application to Poisson boundaries of random walks. J. Funct. Anal. 1978, 27: 350-372.
- C. Anantharaman-Delaroche, J. Renault: Amenable groupoids. With a foreword by G. Skandalis and Appendix B by E. Germain. Monographies de L'Enseignement Mathématique 36, Geneva 2000.
- NP Brown, N. Ozawa: C * -algebras and finite dimensional approximations. Graduate Studies in Mathematics, vol. 88, 2008.