Absorptive Continuous R-group Actions on Locally Compact Spaces
Gabriel Nguetseng

TL;DR
This paper develops a new framework for analyzing continuous R-group actions on locally compact spaces, focusing on absorption properties, asymptotic behavior, and connections to homogenization theory, with potential applications to manifolds and Lie groups.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of R-group actions with absorption properties and establishes foundational results for studying homogenization on complex spaces.
Findings
Existence of nontrivial H-homogeneous positive measures.
Deep theorem on asymptotic absorption properties.
Framework applicable to homogenization problems on manifolds.
Abstract
We introduce the notion of an R-group of which the clas- sical groups R, Z and R_+ are typical examples, and we study flows (X;H), where X is a locally compact space and H is a continuous R- group action on X with the further property that any compact set is absorbed (in the ordinary meaning in use in the theory of topological vector spaces) by any neighbourhood of some characteristic point in X called the center of H. The case where X is a locally compact abelian group is also considered. We are particularly interested in discussing the asymptotic properties of H, which is made possible by proving a deep theorem about the existence of nontrivial H-homogeneous positive measures on X. Also, a close connection with homogenization theory is pointed out. It appears that the present paper lays the foundation of the mathematical framework that is needed to undertake a systematic study of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
