On group topologies and unitary representations of inductive limits of topological groups and the case of the group of diffeomorphisms
On group topologies and unitary representations of inductive limits of topological groups and the case of the group of diffeomorphisms
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论群拓扑和拓扑群归纳极限的酉表示以及微分同胚群的情况
DOI:
10.1215/kjm/1250518067
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
T. Hirai
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作者:
Nobuhiko Tatsuuma;Hiroaki Shimomura;T. Hirai
T he purpose o f th is paper is tw ofo ld . T he first one is to discuss various group topologies on inductive lim its o f topological groups, a n d unitary representations of inductive limit groups in a certain case, and the second one is to treat group topologies in the case of the group o f diffeomorphisms. Contrary to the affirmative statement in [1] o r in [5], the inductive lim it of topologies of an inductive system o f topological groups does not always give a group topology, or m ore exactly, the multiplication is not necessarily continuous with respect to the inductive limit topology (denoted by r i d ) . In P art I of this paper, we show this by a simple example in the case of abelian groups, and then discuss in general which kinds of group topologies can be chosen on an inductive limit group under the condition that they are weaker than T Hid • W e study in particular the case where inductive system is countable and essentially consists of locally compact g roups. (F or exact definition, see §2.3. and such a system is called a countable L C G inductive system in s h o r t ) . Then we prove that the inductive limit topology r,„d gives a group topology in this case (Theorem 2.7), and also that it is essentially a unique one under a mild condition (Theorem 5.6). Further, for a countable LCG inductive system, we discuss in a certain extent unitary representations and continuous positive definite functions of the inductive limit group G = lim G and prove that, under the same condition as for Theorem J 5.6, there exist sufficiently many of them so that the points of G can be separated (Theorem 5.7). Since there does not exist in general a Haar measure o n G, the important point of the discussion is the limiting process from the case of locally compact groups GI t o G. In Part II, we discuss the case of the group G =Diffo (M ) of diffeomorphisms with compact supports on a connected, non-compact, Cr-manifold M , 1 < r < co, a n d prove that the inductive limit topology T j n d never g ives a group topology (Theorem 6.1).