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Weak properties of weighted convolution algebras
Authors:Sandy Grabiner
Institution:Department of Mathematics, Pomona College, Claremont, California 91711
Abstract:Suppose that $L^{1}(\omega)$ is a weighted convolution algebra on $\mathbf{R}^{+}=0,\infty)$ with the weight $\omega (t)$ normalized so that the corresponding space $M(\omega)$ of measures is the dual space of the space $C_{0}(1/\omega)$ of continuous functions. Suppose that $\phi: L^{1}(\omega)\rightarrow \ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega')} $ is a continuous nonzero homomorphism, where \ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega')} is also a convolution algebra. If $L^{1}(\omega)\ast f$ is norm dense in $L^{1}(\omega)$, we show that $\ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega')}\ast\phi (f)$ is (relatively) weak$^{\ast}$ dense in \ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega')}, and we identify the norm closure of $\ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega')}\ast\phi (f)$ with the convergence set for a particular semigroup. When $\phi$ is weak$^{\ast}$ continuous it is enough for $L^{1}(\omega)\ast f$ to be weak$^{\ast}$ dense in $L^{1}(\omega)$. We also give sufficient conditions and characterizations of weak$^{\ast}$ continuity of $\phi$. In addition, we show that, for all nonzero $f$ in \ensuremath{L^{1}(\omega )}, the sequence $f^{n}/\vert\vert f^{n}\vert\vert$ converges weak$^{\ast}$ to 0. When $\omega$ is regulated, $f^{n+1}/\vert\vert f^{n}\vert\vert$ converges to 0 in norm.

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