Exercise 15, § 3
Integration, VIII
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let be a locally compact group, a left Haar measure on G; by abuse of language, in what follows we identify the numerical functions which are -integrable and their classes in ; the same abuse for the .
a) Let be a continuous endomorphism of the Banach space such that, for every , one has for every .
EXERCISES
Now prove that, for every function , one then has (notice that is a -integrable mapping of into ); converse. Deduce that there exists a bounded measure and one only on such that for every , and that . (With the notations of Prop. 19 of No. 7, consider the limit of following an ultrafilter finer than the filter of sections of , using the compactness of the unit ball of for the weak topology .)
b) Let be a bounded measure on ; prove directly that the norm of the continuous endomorphism of is equal to . (Reduce to the case where has compact support, and where has a continuous density with respect to .) Deduce again that the continuous endomorphism of has a norm equal to .
c) Suppose compact and positive. Prove that for , the norm of the continuous endomorphism of is equal to .
d) Take for the cyclic group of order 3. Give an example of a measure on such that the norm of the endomorphism of is strictly less than for .
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