Adopting a purely group-theoretical point of view, we consider the star product of functions which is associated, in a natural way, with a square integrable (in general, projective) representation of a locally compact group. Next, we show that for this (implicitly defined) star product explicit formulae can be provided. Two significant examples are studied in detail: the group of translations o...

let g be a locally compact group, and let ω be a weight on g. we show that the weightedmeasure algebra m(g,ω) is amenable if and only if g is a discrete, amenable group andsup{ω(g) ω(g−1) : g ∈ g} < ∞, where ω(g) ≥ 1 (g ∈ g) .

Let be a locally compact non?abelian group and be a compact subgroup of also let be a ?invariant measure on the homogeneous space . In this article, we extend the linear operator as a bounded surjective linear operator for all ?spaces with . As an application of this extension, we show that each frame for determines a frame for and each frame for arises from a frame in via...

let $g$ be a locally compact group, $h$ be a compact subgroup of $g$ and $varpi$ be a representation of the homogeneous space $g/h$ on a hilbert space $mathcal h$. for $psi in l^p(g/h), 1leq p leqinfty$, and an admissible wavelet $zeta$ for $varpi$, we define the localization operator $l_{psi,zeta} $ on $mathcal h$ and we show that it is a bounded operator. moreover, we prove that the localizat...

In response to a question raised by Halmos in his book on ergodic theory ([10], page 29) it was proved that a locally compact group admits a (bicontinuous) group automorphism acting ergodically (with respect to the Haar measure as a quasiinvariant measure) only if it is compact (see [9] for historical details and a generalisation to affine transformations; see [5] for the case of Lie groups). A...

The φ 4 field model is generalized to the case when the field φ(x) is defined on a Lie group: S[φ] = x∈G L[φ(x)]dµ(x), dµ(x) is the left-invariant measure on a locally compact group G. For the particular case of the affine group G : x ′ = ax +b, a ∈ R+, x, b ∈ R n the Feynman perturbation expansion for the Green functions is shown to have no ultraviolet divergences for certain choice of λ(a) ∼ ...