On the First Order Cohomology of Infinite--Dimensional Unitary Groups
Manuel Herbst, Karl-Hermann Neeb

TL;DR
This paper classifies when the first cohomology of infinite-dimensional unitary groups vanishes or not, revealing how certain representations extend and how cohomology behaves across different unitary groups.
Contribution
It determines the weights for which the first cohomology vanishes and analyzes the extension of representations and cohomology properties across various infinite-dimensional unitary groups.
Findings
First cohomology vanishes for certain weights and groups.
Finitely supported non-zero weights have non-vanishing cohomology.
Cohomology vanishes for full unitary groups but not for all Schatten class groups.
Abstract
The irreducible unitary highest weight representations of the group , which is the countable direct limit of the compact unitary groups , are classified by the orbits of the weights under the Weyl group of finite permutations. Here, we determine those weights for which the first cohomology space vanishes. For finitely supported , we find that the first cohomology space never vanishes. For these , the highest weight representations extend to norm-continuous irreducible representations of the full unitary group (for ) endowed with the strong operator topology and to norm-continuous…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
