Similarity problems and completely bounded maps
2nd expanded ed.
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Word Count
49,500 words, Guess
Page Count
198 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivesimilarityproble00pisi
- Internet Archivesimilarityproble0000pisi
- ISBN-103540415246
- ISBN-139783540415244
- Goodreads2254972
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number00054760
- Better World Books9783540415244
- Open LibraryOL6791399M
Classifications
- DDC510 s
- DDC512/.55
- LCCQA3 .L28 v. 1618
and 2 more
- LCCQA329.2 .L28 v. 1618
- LCCQA319-329.9
Description
This book is mainly about 3 similarity problems arising in 3 different contexts, namely group representations,C*-algebras and uniform algebras (eg. the disc algebra). These 3 problems (all still open in full generality) are studied using a common tool, completely bounded maps, which have recently emerged as a major concept in operator algebra theory. The book is devoted to the background necessary to understand these problems, to the partial solutions that are known and to numerous related concepts, results, counterexamples or extensions. The variety of topics involved, ranging from functional analysis to harmonic analysis, Hp-spaces, Fourier multipliers, Schur multipliers, coefficients of group representations, group algebras, characterizations of amenable groups, nuclear C*-algebras, Hankel operators, etc, is an attraction of this book. It is mostly self-contained and accessible to graduate students mastering basic functional and harmonic analysis. For more advanced readers, it can be an invitation to the recently developed theory of "operator spaces", for which completely bounded maps are the fundamental morphisms.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Lecture notes in mathematics,
- 1618
- Lecture notes in mathematics (Springer-Verlag) ;
Other Editions
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