AbstractWe give a simple necessary and sufficient condition for the group C∗-algebra of a connected locally compact group to have a T1 primitive ideal space, i.e., to have the property that all primitive ideals are maximal. A companion result settles the same question almost entirely for almost connected groups. As a by-product of the method used, we show that every point in the primitive ideal space of the group C∗-algebra of a connected locally compact group is at least locally closed. Finally, we obtain an analog of these results for discrete finitely generated groups; in particular the primitive ideal space of the group C∗-algebra of a discrete finitely generated solvable group is T1 if and only if the group is a finite extension of a n...
AbstractLet N be a two-step nilpotent, locally compact, second countable group having center Z and q...
We classify the weak*-closed maximal left ideals of the measure algebra $M(G)$ for certain Hermitian...
AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition for a topological space Y to be the primitive ideal spa...
AbstractWe show that if G is a σ compact locally compact group with relatively compact conjugacy cla...
AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition for a topological space Y to be the primitive ideal spa...
AbstractWe show that if G is a unimodular, amenable group whose primitive dual space Pr C∗(G) satisf...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with several topics in the harmonic analysis of discrete nilpotent g...
AbstractLet G be a nilpotent discrete group and Prim(C*(G)) the primitive ideal space of the group C...
Poguntke D. Discrete nilpotent groups have a T1 primitive ideal space. Studia Mathematica. 1982;71(3...
AbstractConsider the following properties of a topological space: (1) Distinct points have distinct ...
AbstractLet G be a nilpotent discrete group and Prim(C*(G)) the primitive ideal space of the group C...
AbstractDue to recent work of Archbold and others primal and Glimm ideals in C*-algebras have gained...
AbstractCall a locally compact group G, C∗-unique, if L1(G) has exactly one (separating) C∗-norm. It...
AbstractConsider the following properties of a topological space: (1) Distinct points have distinct ...
AbstractThe main result of this paper is that for every locally compact abelian group G, which is no...
AbstractLet N be a two-step nilpotent, locally compact, second countable group having center Z and q...
We classify the weak*-closed maximal left ideals of the measure algebra $M(G)$ for certain Hermitian...
AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition for a topological space Y to be the primitive ideal spa...
AbstractWe show that if G is a σ compact locally compact group with relatively compact conjugacy cla...
AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition for a topological space Y to be the primitive ideal spa...
AbstractWe show that if G is a unimodular, amenable group whose primitive dual space Pr C∗(G) satisf...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with several topics in the harmonic analysis of discrete nilpotent g...
AbstractLet G be a nilpotent discrete group and Prim(C*(G)) the primitive ideal space of the group C...
Poguntke D. Discrete nilpotent groups have a T1 primitive ideal space. Studia Mathematica. 1982;71(3...
AbstractConsider the following properties of a topological space: (1) Distinct points have distinct ...
AbstractLet G be a nilpotent discrete group and Prim(C*(G)) the primitive ideal space of the group C...
AbstractDue to recent work of Archbold and others primal and Glimm ideals in C*-algebras have gained...
AbstractCall a locally compact group G, C∗-unique, if L1(G) has exactly one (separating) C∗-norm. It...
AbstractConsider the following properties of a topological space: (1) Distinct points have distinct ...
AbstractThe main result of this paper is that for every locally compact abelian group G, which is no...
AbstractLet N be a two-step nilpotent, locally compact, second countable group having center Z and q...
We classify the weak*-closed maximal left ideals of the measure algebra $M(G)$ for certain Hermitian...
AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition for a topological space Y to be the primitive ideal spa...