A simple proof that $C^{\infty}({\bf R}^n,U(1))$ does not have a Haar measure
Wei-Min Sun, Xiang-Song Chen, Fan Wang

TL;DR
This paper provides a straightforward proof demonstrating that the infinite-dimensional group of smooth functions from Euclidean space to the circle group lacks a Haar measure, highlighting limitations in measure theory for such groups.
Contribution
It offers a simple, rigorous proof that the group of smooth functions from to U(1) does not admit a Haar measure, clarifying measure-theoretic properties of infinite-dimensional groups.
Findings
No Haar measure exists for $C^{}(\u0012^n,U(1))$
The proof is simple and accessible
Highlights limitations in measure theory for infinite-dimensional groups
Abstract
We give a simple proof that there does not exist a Haar measure on the group .
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research · Advanced Topology and Set Theory
