The Schur algebra is not spectral in B(`2). Romain Tessera∗ July 31, 2009 Abstract We give an example of an infinite matrix whose rows and columns

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Date: 2009-07-31 17:47:00 Algebra Mathematics Group theory Geometric group theory Topological groups Functional analysis Amenable group Matrix Kazhdan's property Cayley graph Convolution Group cohomology		The Schur algebra is not spectral in B(`2). Romain Tessera∗ July 31, 2009 Abstract We give an example of an infinite matrix whose rows and columns Add to Reading List Source URL: www.normalesup.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 89,05 KB Share Document on Facebook

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