Bourbaki

Exercise 9, § 3

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Spectral Theories, V, p. 496

The object of this exercise is to present another proof of Theorem 5 of V, p. 455. Let G be a locally compact commutative topological group, endowed with a Haar measure μ\mu. Let f^\widehat{f} denote the Fourier transform of f∈L1f\in L^1(G), and let F(G)⊂C0(G^)\mathscr{F}(G)\subset \mathscr{C}_0(\widehat{G}) denote the image of the Fourier transform on L1(G)L^1(G).

a) The space F(G)\mathscr{F}(G) is a dense subspace of C0(G)\mathscr{C}_0(G).

b) For every f∈L1f\in L^1(G), the spectral radius of ff in the Banach algebra L1(G)L^1(G) is equal to ∥f^∥∞\|\widehat{f}\|_{\infty}.

c) Let φ∈\varphi \in Pos(G). It is a uniformly continuous and bounded function on G; for every f∈L1f\in L^1(G), one has

∫G∫Gf(x)f(y)‾φ(x−y)d(μ⊗μ)(x,y)⩾0 \int_G\int_Gf(x)\overline{f(y)}\varphi (x-y)d(\mu\otimes \mu)(x, y)\geqslant 0

d) Let λ\lambda be the continuous linear form on L1(G)L^1(G) determined by φ\varphi, and put b(f,g)=λ(f∗∗g)b(f, g) =\lambda (f^**g) for every (f,g)∈L1(G)×L1(G)(f, g)\in L^1(G)\times L^1(G). The mapping bb is a positive hermitian form on L1(G)L^1(G).

e) For every f∈L1f\in L^1(G), one has ∣λ(f)∣2⩽b(f,f)|\lambda (f)|^2\leqslant b(f, f).

f ) Let f∈L1(G)f\in L^1(G) and g=f∗∗f∈Cb(G)g=f^**f\in \mathscr{C}_b(G). Define g1=gg_1=g and gn+1=gn∗gg_{n+1}=g_n*g for every integer n⩾1n\geqslant 1. For every integer n⩾1n\geqslant 1, one has ∣λ(f)∣⩽∥gn∥12−n|\lambda (f)|\leqslant \|g_n\|^{2^{-n}}_1.

g) For every f∈L1f\in L^1(G), one has ∣λ(f)∣⩽∥f^∥∞|\lambda (f)|\leqslant \|\widehat{f}\|_{\infty}. There exists a continuous linear mapping λ^\widehat{\lambda} on F(G)\mathscr{F}(G) such that λ(f)=λ^(f^)\lambda (f) =\widehat{\lambda}(\widehat{f}) for every f∈L1(G)f\in L^1(G). h) There exists a bounded measure ν\nu on G^\widehat{G} such that λ(f)=ν(f^)\lambda (f) =\nu (\widehat{f}) for every f∈L1(G)f\in L^1(G); the measure ν\nu is positive and one has

φ(x)=∫G^⟨χ,x⟩dν(χ) \varphi (x) =\int_{\widehat{G}}\langle \chi , x\rangle d\nu (\chi )

for every x∈Gx\in G.

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