$p$-Operator space structure on Feichtinger--Fig\`{a}-Talamanca--Herz Segal algebras
Serap \"Oztop, Nico Spronk

TL;DR
This paper introduces a $p$-operator space structure on a class of Segal algebras associated with locally compact groups, extending classical results to non-abelian groups and demonstrating natural functorial properties.
Contribution
It defines a $p$-operator space structure on the Feichtinger--Fig ext`a-Talamanca--Herz Segal algebra and proves its naturality and functorial properties, including for non-abelian groups.
Findings
The space is a minimal Segal algebra in $A_p(G)$ and $L^1(G)$.
The $p$-operator space structure satisfies functorial properties.
Results hold even for non-abelian groups, with weakly completely bounded maps.
Abstract
We consider the minimal boundedly-translation-invariant Segal algebra in the Fig\`{a}-Talamanca--Herz algebra of a locally compact group . In the case that and is abelian this is the classical Segal algebra of Feichtinger. Hence we call this the Feichtinger--Fig\`{a}-Talamanca--Herz Segal algebra of . Remarkably, this space is also a Segal algebra in and is, in fact, the minimal such algebra which is closed under pointwise multiplication by . Even for , this result is new for non-abelian . We place a -operator space structure on , and demonstrate the naturality of this by showing that it satisfies all natural functiorial properties: projective tensor products, restriction to subgroups and averaging over normal subgroups. However, due to complications arising within the theory of -operator spaces, we are forced to…
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TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
