Topological amenability and Köthe co-echelon algebras

On Co-amenability for Groups and Von Neumann Algebras

We first show that co-amenability does not pass to subgroups, answering a question asked by Eymard in 1972. We then address address coamenability for von Neumann algebras, describing notably how it relates to the former. Co-amenable subgroups A subgroup H of a group G is called co-amenable in G if it has the following relative fixed point property: Every continuous affine G-action on a convex c...

Semi-amenability and Connes Semi-amenability of Banach Algebras

Let A be a Banach algebra and X a Banach A-bimodule, the derivation D : A → X is semi-inner if there are ξ, μ ∈ X such that D(a) = a.ξ − μ.a, (a ∈ A). A is called semi-amenable if every derivation D : A → X∗ is semi-inner. The dual Banach algebra A is Connes semi-amenable (resp. approximately semi-amenable) if, every D ∈ Z1w _ (A,X), for each normal, dual Banach A-bimodule X, is semi -inner (re...

amenability of banach algebras

chapters 1 and 2 establish the basic theory of amenability of topological groups and amenability of banach algebras. also we prove that. if g is a topological group, then r (wluc (g)) (resp. r (luc (g))) if and only if there exists a mean m on wluc (g) (resp. luc (g)) such that for every wluc (g) (resp. every luc (g)) and every element d of a dense subset d od g, m (r)m (f) holds. chapter 3 inv...

Weak Amenability and 2-weak Amenability of Beurling Algebras

Let Lω(G) be a Beurling algebra on a locally compact abelian group G. We look for general conditions on the weight which allows the vanishing of continuous derivations of Lω(G). This leads us to introducing vector-valued Beurling algebras and considering the translation of operators on them. This is then used to connect the augmentation ideal to the behavior of derivation space. We apply these ...

Amenability and Weak Amenability of Triangular Banach Algebras