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Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces Michael Megrelishvili (Bar-Ilan University) Co-author: Eli Glasner (Tel-Aviv University) Workshop on set theoretic methods in compact spaces and Banach spaces, Warsaw, April 21, 2013 Michael


  1. Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces Michael Megrelishvili (Bar-Ilan University) Co-author: Eli Glasner (Tel-Aviv University) Workshop on set theoretic methods in compact spaces and Banach spaces, Warsaw, April 21, 2013 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  2. Most related references E. Glasner and M. Megrelishvili, Banach representations 1 and affine compactifications of dynamical systems. To appear in: the Fields institute proceedings dedicated to the 2010 thematic program on asymptotic geometric analysis. E. Glasner and M. Megrelishvili, Representations of 2 dynamical systems on Banach spaces not containing l 1 , Trans. AMS, 364 (2012), 6395-6424. E. Glasner, M. Megrelishvili and V.V. Uspenskij, On 3 metrizable enveloping semigroups , Israel J. of Math. 164 (2008), 317-332. Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  3. Motivation There are many classical common points between DS and Banach spaces. Some new research lines: • representations of DS on nice Banach spaces. • Fragmentability concept and (non)sensitivity of DS. Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  4. Emphasis on RECENT Applications: • Introducing enveloping semigroups of Banach spaces (inspired by de Leeuw-Glicksberg, Witz, Junghenn, ...) • Representation of enveloping semigroups on Banach spaces. (inspired by J. Pym, A. K¨ ohler, ...) • Rosenthal compacta which are relevant for DS (inspired by Bourgain-Fremlin-Talagrand (BFT) dichotomy) Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  5. Emphasis on RECENT Applications: • Introducing enveloping semigroups of Banach spaces (inspired by de Leeuw-Glicksberg, Witz, Junghenn, ...) • Representation of enveloping semigroups on Banach spaces. (inspired by J. Pym, A. K¨ ohler, ...) • Rosenthal compacta which are relevant for DS (inspired by Bourgain-Fremlin-Talagrand (BFT) dichotomy) Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  6. We will sketch Generalized Ellis thm : every compact right topological admissible group with fragmented left translations is a topological group Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  7. Let S be a topologized semigroup (with e ∈ S ). left translations λ a : S → S , x �→ ax right transitions ρ a : S → S , x �→ xa The subset Λ( S ) := { a ∈ S : λ a is continuous } is called the topological center of S . Definition A topologized semigroup S is said to be: right topological semigroup if every ρ a is continuous. 1 admissible if S is right topological and Λ( S ) is dense in S . 2 semitopological if S × S → S is separately continuous. 3 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  8. Let S be a topologized semigroup (with e ∈ S ). left translations λ a : S → S , x �→ ax right transitions ρ a : S → S , x �→ xa The subset Λ( S ) := { a ∈ S : λ a is continuous } is called the topological center of S . Definition A topologized semigroup S is said to be: right topological semigroup if every ρ a is continuous. 1 admissible if S is right topological and Λ( S ) is dense in S . 2 semitopological if S × S → S is separately continuous. 3 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  9. Semigroup actions S × X → X , s · ( t · x ) = ( st ) · x e · x = x . Dynamical system ( S , X ) X is compact, S is semitopological and the action is (at least) separately continuous. Affine dynamical system ( S , Q ) convex Q ⊂ V ∈ LCS, ˜ s : X → X are affine s · ( cu + ( 1 − c ) v ) = c ( s · u ) + ( 1 − c )( s · v ) 0 ≤ c ≤ 1 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  10. Semigroup actions S × X → X , s · ( t · x ) = ( st ) · x e · x = x . Dynamical system ( S , X ) X is compact, S is semitopological and the action is (at least) separately continuous. Affine dynamical system ( S , Q ) convex Q ⊂ V ∈ LCS, ˜ s : X → X are affine s · ( cu + ( 1 − c ) v ) = c ( s · u ) + ( 1 − c )( s · v ) 0 ≤ c ≤ 1 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  11. Recall Ellis thm : every compact group with separately continuous multiplication map is a topological group • Generalized Ellis thm : every compact right topological admissible group with fragmented left translations is a topological group Corollary Let P be a compact admissible right topological group. Assume that P, as a topological space, is Fr´ echet. Then P is a topological group. In particular this holds if: (Moors & Namioka) P is first countable. 1 (Namioka 72, Ruppert 73) P is metrizable. 2 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  12. Recall Ellis thm : every compact group with separately continuous multiplication map is a topological group • Generalized Ellis thm : every compact right topological admissible group with fragmented left translations is a topological group Corollary Let P be a compact admissible right topological group. Assume that P, as a topological space, is Fr´ echet. Then P is a topological group. In particular this holds if: (Moors & Namioka) P is first countable. 1 (Namioka 72, Ruppert 73) P is metrizable. 2 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  13. Recall Ellis thm : every compact group with separately continuous multiplication map is a topological group • Generalized Ellis thm : every compact right topological admissible group with fragmented left translations is a topological group Corollary Let P be a compact admissible right topological group. Assume that P, as a topological space, is Fr´ echet. Then P is a topological group. In particular this holds if: (Moors & Namioka) P is first countable. 1 (Namioka 72, Ruppert 73) P is metrizable. 2 Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  14. Notation: V ∈ Ban = { Banach spaces } • B ∗ := B V ∗ ( w ∗ -compact unit ball) • Θ( V ) := { σ ∈ L ( V , V ) : || σ || ≤ 1 } (contr. operators) Θ( V ) s topological sem. wrt SOP Θ( V ) w semitopological sem. wrt WOP • Iso ( V ) ≤ Θ( V ) linear onto isometries Iso ( V ) s topological group. Iso ( V ) w semitopological group. Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  15. Notation: V ∈ Ban = { Banach spaces } • B ∗ := B V ∗ ( w ∗ -compact unit ball) • Θ( V ) := { σ ∈ L ( V , V ) : || σ || ≤ 1 } (contr. operators) Θ( V ) s topological sem. wrt SOP Θ( V ) w semitopological sem. wrt WOP • Iso ( V ) ≤ Θ( V ) linear onto isometries Iso ( V ) s topological group. Iso ( V ) w semitopological group. Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  16. • Dual actions For every S ≤ Θ( V ) op (or, for every homomorphism h : S → Θ( V op ) w ) Lemma we have the dynamical system π : S × B ∗ → B ∗ (sep. cont. action) jointly continuous action if h is strongly continuous Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  17. Vary V ∈ K ⊂ Ban K ∈ { Hilbert , Reflexive , Asplund , Rosenthal , ... } Suggests Hierarchies for: • compact spaces • actions on compact spaces • top. (semi)groups • functions coming from functionals v ∈ V on DS X ⊂ V ∗ v : X → R , x �→ � v , x � ˜ Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  18. Vary V ∈ K ⊂ Ban K ∈ { Hilbert , Reflexive , Asplund , Rosenthal , ... } Suggests Hierarchies for: • compact spaces • actions on compact spaces • top. (semi)groups • functions coming from functionals v ∈ V on DS X ⊂ V ∗ v : X → R , x �→ � v , x � ˜ Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  19. Topological prototype: For (large) compact spaces X : Find a nice class K of Banach spaces such that there always is an element V ∈ K where X can be embedded into ( V ∗ , w ∗ ) (or, into B ∗ := B V ∗ ) compact sp. Banach sp. uEb = { uniformly Eberlein } Hilbert Eb = { Eberlein } Reflexive RN = { Radon-Nikodym } Asplund WRN = { weak Radon-Nikodym } Rosenthal ( l 1 � ) Hilb ⊂ Refl ⊂ Aspl ⊂ Rosenthal ⊂ Ban uEb ⊂ Eb ⊂ RN ⊂ WRN ⊂ Comp Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  20. � � Dynamical analog Let f : X → X be a continuous function. Find: ”nice” V ∈ K , → B ∗ ⊂ V ∗ embedding α : X ֒ and linear operator F ∈ L ( V ) , || F || ≤ 1 such that f = F ∗ | α ( X ) ( F ∗ : V ∗ → V ∗ is the adjoint of F ) f � X X α α F ∗ � B ∗ B ∗ Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

  21. Representations of DS on Banach spaces • A representation of ( S , X ) on a Banach space V is a pair h : S → Θ( V ) , α : X → V ∗ where h : S → Θ( V ) is a co-homomorphism of semigroups and α : X → V ∗ is a weak ∗ continuous (bounded) S -mapping with respect to the dual action S × V ∗ → V ∗ representation is weakly (strongly) continuous means that h is weakly (strongly) continuous. Faithful if α is a topological embedding. • If S := G is a group then h : G → Iso ( V ) Michael Megrelishvili Enveloping semigroups of Rosenthal Banach spaces

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