Essays in Commutative Harmonic Analysis
This book considers various spaces and algebras made up of functions, measures, and other objects-situated always on one or another locally compact abelian group, and studied in the light of the Fourier transform. The emphasis is on the objects themselves, and on the structure-in-detail of the space...
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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New York, NY
Springer New York
1979, 1979
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1979 |
Series: | Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften, A Series of Comprehensive Studies in Mathematics
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Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 7.6 Small Subsets of Z That Are Dense in bZ
- 7.7 Non-trivial Idempotents in B(E) for E ? Z
- 8 The Šilov Boundary, Symmetric Ideals, and Gleason Parts of ?M(G)
- 8.1 Introduction
- 8.2 The Šilov Boundary of M(G)
- 8.3 Some Translation Theorems
- 8.4 Non-symmetric Maximal Ideals in M(G)
- 8.5 Point Derivations and Strong Boundary Points for M(G)
- 8.6 Gleason Parts for Convolution Measure Algebras
- 9 The Wiener-Lévy Theorem and Some of Its Converses
- 9.1 Introduction
- 9.2 Proof of the Wiener-Lévy Theorem and Marcinkiewicz’s Theorem
- 9.3 Converses to the Wiener-Lévy Theorem
- 9.4 Functions Operating in B(?)
- 9.5 Functions Operating in Bo(?)
- 9.6 Functions Operating on Norm One Positive-Definite Functions
- 10 The Multiplier Algebras Mp(?), and the Theorem of Zafran
- 10.1 Introduction
- 10.2 The Basic Theory of the Algebras Mp(?)
- 10.3 Zafran’s Theorem about the Algebra Mpo(Z)
- 11 Tensor Algebras and Harmonic Analysis
- 1 The Behavior of Transforms
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 The Idempotents in the Measure Algebra
- 1.3 Paul Cohen’s Theorem on the Norms of Idempotents
- 1.4 Transforms of Continuous Measures
- 1.5 The Two Sides of a Fourier Transform
- 1.6 Transforms of Rudin-Shapiro Type
- 1.7 A Separable Banach Space That Has No Basis
- 1.8 Restrictions of Fourier-Stieltjes Transforms to Sets of Positive Haar Measure
- 2 A Proof That the Union of Two Helson Sets Is a Helson Set
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Definition of the Functions ?N
- 2.3 Transfering the Problem from One Group to Another
- 2.4 Proof of Theorem 2.1.3
- 2.5 Remarks and Credits
- 3 Harmonic Synthesis
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 When Synthesis Succeeds
- 3.3 When Synthesis Fails
- 1.2 Transducers for long term hemodynamic signals monitoring
- 4 Sets of Uniqueness, Sets of Multiplicity
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 The Support of a Pseudomeasure
- 4.3 The Weak * Closure of I(E)
- 4.4 An M1-Set That Is Not an Mo-Set
- 4.5 Results about Helson Sets and Kronecker Sets
- 4.6 M-Sets Whose Helson Constant Is One
- 4.7 Independent Mo-Sets
- 5 A Brief Introduction to Convolution Measure Algebras
- 5.1 Elementary Properties
- 5.2 L-Subalgebras and L-Ideals
- 5.3 Critical Point Theory and a Proof of the Idempotent Theorem
- 5.4 A Guide for Further Study
- 6 Independent Power Measures
- 6.1 Introduction and Initial Results
- 6.2 Measures on Algebraically Scattered Sets
- 6.3 Measures on Dissociate Sets
- 6.4 Infinite Product Measures
- 6.5 General Results on Infinite Convolutions
- 6.6 Bernoulli Convolutions
- 6.7 Coin Tossings
- 6.8 Mo(G) Contains Tame i.p. Measures
- 7 Riesz Products
- 7.1 Introduction and Initial Results
- 7.2 Orthogonality Relations for Riesz Products
- 7.3 Most Riesz Products Are Tame
- 7.4 A Singular Measure in Mo(G)That Is Equivalent to Its Square
- 7.5 A Multiplier Theorem and the Support of Singular Fourier-Stieltjes Transforms
- 11.1 Introduction and Initial Results
- 11.2 Transfer Methods: Harmonic Synthesis and Non-finitely Generated Ideals in L1(G)
- 11.3 Sets of Analyticity and Tensor Algebras
- 11.4 Infinite Tensor Products and the Saucer Principle
- 11.5 Continuity Conditions for Membership in V(T,T)
- 11.6 Sidon Constants of Finite Sets for Tensor Algebras and Group Algebras
- 11.7 Automorphisms of Tensor Algebras
- 11.8 V-Sidon and V-Interpolation Sets
- 11.9 Tilde Tensor Algebras
- 12 Tilde Algebras
- 12.1 Introduction
- 12.2 Subsets of Discrete Groups
- 12.3 The Connection with Synthesis
- 12.4 Sigtuna Sets
- 12.5 An Example in which A(E) Is a Dense Proper Subspace of