Amenability of locally compact quantum groups and their unitary co-representations

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1 Amenability of locally compact quantum groups and their unitary co-representations Ami Viselter University of Haifa Positivity IX, University of Alberta July 17, 2017 Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 1 / 18

2 Amenability of groups G a locally compact group. Definition A mean on G is a state m L (G) (that is: m(x) 0 when x 0 and m(1) = 1). A mean m is left invariant if m(l t x) = m(x) for all x L (G) and t G. G is amenable if it has a left invariant mean. Examples (and non-examples) 1 Every compact group is amenable: use the Haar measure! 2 Every abelian (or even solvable) group is amenable Markov Kakutani fixed point theorem 3 Every locally-finite group is amenable 4 F n is not amenable for all n 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 2 / 18

3 Amenability of groups G a locally compact group. Definition A mean on G is a state m L (G) (that is: m(x) 0 when x 0 and m(1) = 1). A mean m is left invariant if m(l t x) = m(x) for all x L (G) and t G. G is amenable if it has a left invariant mean. Examples (and non-examples) 1 Every compact group is amenable: use the Haar measure! 2 Every abelian (or even solvable) group is amenable Markov Kakutani fixed point theorem 3 Every locally-finite group is amenable 4 F n is not amenable for all n 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 2 / 18

4 Amenability of groups G a locally compact group. Definition A mean on G is a state m L (G) (that is: m(x) 0 when x 0 and m(1) = 1). A mean m is left invariant if m(l t x) = m(x) for all x L (G) and t G. G is amenable if it has a left invariant mean. Examples (and non-examples) 1 Every compact group is amenable: use the Haar measure! 2 Every abelian (or even solvable) group is amenable Markov Kakutani fixed point theorem 3 Every locally-finite group is amenable 4 F n is not amenable for all n 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 2 / 18

5 Amenability of groups G a locally compact group. Definition A mean on G is a state m L (G) (that is: m(x) 0 when x 0 and m(1) = 1). A mean m is left invariant if m(l t x) = m(x) for all x L (G) and t G. G is amenable if it has a left invariant mean. Examples (and non-examples) 1 Every compact group is amenable: use the Haar measure! 2 Every abelian (or even solvable) group is amenable Markov Kakutani fixed point theorem 3 Every locally-finite group is amenable 4 F n is not amenable for all n 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 2 / 18

6 Amenability of groups Numerous equivalent characterizations: G is amenable... topological amenability: there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G), ω L 1 (G) Leptin s theorem: VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity here VN(G) := λg : g G B(L 2 (G)) and VN(G) A(G). [But also: means on algebras other than L (G), Hulanicki s theorem, Folner s condition, Reiter s condition(s), Rickert s theorem, etc...] Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 3 / 18

7 Amenability of groups Numerous equivalent characterizations: G is amenable... topological amenability: there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G), ω L 1 (G) Leptin s theorem: VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity here VN(G) := λg : g G B(L 2 (G)) and VN(G) A(G). [But also: means on algebras other than L (G), Hulanicki s theorem, Folner s condition, Reiter s condition(s), Rickert s theorem, etc...] Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 3 / 18

8 Amenability of groups Numerous equivalent characterizations: G is amenable... topological amenability: there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G), ω L 1 (G) Leptin s theorem: VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity here VN(G) := λg : g G B(L 2 (G)) and VN(G) A(G). [But also: means on algebras other than L (G), Hulanicki s theorem, Folner s condition, Reiter s condition(s), Rickert s theorem, etc...] Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 3 / 18

9 Amenability of groups Theorem (Lance, 73) 1 G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear 2 if G is discrete, the converse also holds (but not generally). The reduced group C -algebra C r (G) Recall: (λ g ) G is the left regular rep of G on L 2 (G). C r (G) := { G f(t)λ t dt : f C c (G) } λ g : g G =: VN(G). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 4 / 18

10 Amenability of groups Theorem (Lance, 73) 1 G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear 2 if G is discrete, the converse also holds (but not generally). The reduced group C -algebra C r (G) Recall: (λ g ) G is the left regular rep of G on L 2 (G). C r (G) := { G f(t)λ t dt : f C c (G) } λ g : g G =: VN(G). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 4 / 18

11 Nuclearity Definition A C -algebra A is nuclear if the identity map A A approximately factors through fin-dim algebras via CP contractions, that is: there are nets (n α ) in N and (S α ), (T α ) of completely positive contractions A A S α M nα (C) T α and (T α S α )(x) α x for every x A. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 5 / 18

12 Nuclearity Definition A C -algebra A is nuclear if the identity map A A approximately factors through fin-dim algebras via CP contractions, that is: there are nets (n α ) in N and (S α ), (T α ) of completely positive contractions A A S α M nα (C) T α and (T α S α )(x) α x for every x A. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 5 / 18

13 Nuclearity Remark A is nuclear A is injective every representation of A generates an injective vn alg. Recall: by Lance, G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear, but the converse does not always hold. Question Find a characterization of amenability involving nuclearity that always works. Several similar characterizations involving injectivity were found recently (Soltan V, Crann Neufang, Crann). Theorem (C.-K. Ng, 15) G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 6 / 18

14 Nuclearity Remark A is nuclear A is injective every representation of A generates an injective vn alg. Recall: by Lance, G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear, but the converse does not always hold. Question Find a characterization of amenability involving nuclearity that always works. Several similar characterizations involving injectivity were found recently (Soltan V, Crann Neufang, Crann). Theorem (C.-K. Ng, 15) G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 6 / 18

15 Nuclearity Remark A is nuclear A is injective every representation of A generates an injective vn alg. Recall: by Lance, G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear, but the converse does not always hold. Question Find a characterization of amenability involving nuclearity that always works. Several similar characterizations involving injectivity were found recently (Soltan V, Crann Neufang, Crann). Theorem (C.-K. Ng, 15) G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 6 / 18

16 Nuclearity Remark A is nuclear A is injective every representation of A generates an injective vn alg. Recall: by Lance, G is amenable = Cr (G) is nuclear, but the converse does not always hold. Question Find a characterization of amenability involving nuclearity that always works. Several similar characterizations involving injectivity were found recently (Soltan V, Crann Neufang, Crann). Theorem (C.-K. Ng, 15) G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 6 / 18

17 A group as a quantum group G a locally compact group. 1 The von Neumann algebra L (G). 2 Co-multiplication: the -homomorphism : L (G) L (G) L (G) L (G G) defined by ( (f))(t, s) := f(ts) (f L (G)). By associativity, we have ( id) = (id ). 3 Left and right Haar measures. View them as n.s.f. weights ϕ, ψ : L (G) + [0, ] by ϕ(f) := G f(t) dt l, ψ(f) := G f(t) dt r. Motivation for quantum groups Lack of Pontryagin duality for non-abelian l.c. groups. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 7 / 18

18 A group as a quantum group G a locally compact group. 1 The von Neumann algebra L (G). 2 Co-multiplication: the -homomorphism : L (G) L (G) L (G) L (G G) defined by ( (f))(t, s) := f(ts) (f L (G)). By associativity, we have ( id) = (id ). 3 Left and right Haar measures. View them as n.s.f. weights ϕ, ψ : L (G) + [0, ] by ϕ(f) := G f(t) dt l, ψ(f) := G f(t) dt r. Motivation for quantum groups Lack of Pontryagin duality for non-abelian l.c. groups. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 7 / 18

19 Locally compact quantum groups Definition (Kustermans Vaes, 00) A locally compact quantum group is a pair G = (M, ) such that: 1 M is a von Neumann algebra 2 : M M M is a co-multiplication: a normal, faithful, unital -homomorphism which is co-associative, i.e., ( id) = (id ) 3 There are two n.s.f. weights ϕ, ψ on M (the Haar weights) with: ϕ((ω id) (x)) = ω(1)ϕ(x) when ω M +, x M + and ϕ(x) < ψ((id ω) (x)) = ω(1)ψ(x) when ω M +, x M + and ψ(x) <. Denote L (G) := M. L (G) becomes a Banach algebra by ω ρ := (ω ρ). C 0 (G) L (G): canonical weakly dense C -algebra. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 8 / 18

20 Locally compact quantum groups Definition (Kustermans Vaes, 00) A locally compact quantum group is a pair G = (M, ) such that: 1 M is a von Neumann algebra 2 : M M M is a co-multiplication: a normal, faithful, unital -homomorphism which is co-associative, i.e., ( id) = (id ) 3 There are two n.s.f. weights ϕ, ψ on M (the Haar weights) with: ϕ((ω id) (x)) = ω(1)ϕ(x) when ω M +, x M + and ϕ(x) < ψ((id ω) (x)) = ω(1)ψ(x) when ω M +, x M + and ψ(x) <. Denote L (G) := M. L (G) becomes a Banach algebra by ω ρ := (ω ρ). C 0 (G) L (G): canonical weakly dense C -algebra. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 8 / 18

21 Locally compact quantum groups Rich structure theory, including an unbounded antipode and duality G Ĝ within the category satisfying Ĝ = G. Example (commutative LCQGs: G = G) L (G) = L (G) C 0 (G) = C 0 (G) Example (co-commutative LCQGs: G = Ĝ) The dual Ĝ of G (as a LCQG) has L (G) = VN(G) C 0 (G) = C r (G) : VN(G) VN(G) VN(G) given by (λ g ) := λ g λ g ϕ = ψ = the Plancherel weight on VN(G). If G is Abelian, Ĝ is its Pontryagin dual (up to unitary equivalence). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 9 / 18

22 Amenability of LCQGs Recall: a group G is amenable there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G) and ω L 1 (G) L (G). Definition A LCQG G is amenable if there is a state m L (G) such that m ( ) (id ω)( (x)) = ω(1)m(x) ( x L (G), ω L (G) ). } {{ } ω x Recall Leptin s theorem: a group G is amenable VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity. Definition A LCQG G is strongly amenable if L (Ĝ) has a left bounded approximate identity. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 10 / 18

23 Amenability of LCQGs Recall: a group G is amenable there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G) and ω L 1 (G) L (G). Definition A LCQG G is amenable if there is a state m L (G) such that m ( ) (id ω)( (x)) = ω(1)m(x) ( x L (G), ω L (G) ). } {{ } ω x Recall Leptin s theorem: a group G is amenable VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity. Definition A LCQG G is strongly amenable if L (Ĝ) has a left bounded approximate identity. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 10 / 18

24 Amenability of LCQGs Recall: a group G is amenable there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G) and ω L 1 (G) L (G). Definition A LCQG G is amenable if there is a state m L (G) such that m ( ) (id ω)( (x)) = ω(1)m(x) ( x L (G), ω L (G) ). } {{ } ω x Recall Leptin s theorem: a group G is amenable VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity. Definition A LCQG G is strongly amenable if L (Ĝ) has a left bounded approximate identity. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 10 / 18

25 Amenability of LCQGs Recall: a group G is amenable there is a mean m L (G) with m(ω x) = ω(1)m(x) for all x L (G) and ω L 1 (G) L (G). Definition A LCQG G is amenable if there is a state m L (G) such that m ( ) (id ω)( (x)) = ω(1)m(x) ( x L (G), ω L (G) ). } {{ } ω x Recall Leptin s theorem: a group G is amenable VN(G) has a left bounded approximate identity. Definition A LCQG G is strongly amenable if L (Ĝ) has a left bounded approximate identity. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 10 / 18

26 Amenability of LCQGs At least one side of Leptin s theorem is true: Theorem (Bédos Tuset, 03) If G is strongly amenable, then it is amenable. The converse is open even for Kac algebras. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 11 / 18

27 The left regular representation G locally compact quantum group. All information on G is encoded in a unitary W M(C 0 (G) min C 0 (Ĝ)) satisfying (x) = W (1 x)w ( x L (G)). Example If G = G, then W M(C 0 (G) min Cr (G)) C b(g, M(Cr (G))) given by g λ g (g G). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 12 / 18

28 Characterizing amenability in terms of nuclearity Recall Ng s Theorem: Theorem G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Main Theorem 1 (Ng V., 17) G LCQG. Consider the following conditions: 1 G is strongly amenable; 2 C 0 (Ĝ) is nuclear, and there is a state ρ on C0(Ĝ) that is invariant under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ): (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ( x C 0 (Ĝ)); 3 G is amenable. Then 1 = 2 = 3. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 13 / 18

29 Characterizing amenability in terms of nuclearity Recall Ng s Theorem: Theorem G locally compact group. G is amenable Cr (G) is nuclear and has a tracial state. Main Theorem 1 (Ng V., 17) G LCQG. Consider the following conditions: 1 G is strongly amenable; 2 C 0 (Ĝ) is nuclear, and there is a state ρ on C0(Ĝ) that is invariant under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ): (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ( x C 0 (Ĝ)); 3 G is amenable. Then 1 = 2 = 3. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 13 / 18

30 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

31 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

32 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

33 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

34 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

35 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

36 Invariance under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ) Case G = G W corresponds to the function g λ g, thus, for x C r (G),W (1 x)w corresponds to the func. g λ g xλ g, hence the condition means that ρ C r (G) satisfies (id ρ) (W (1 x)w) = ρ(x)1 ρ(λ gxλ g ) = ρ(x) ( g G), that is, ρ is tracial. Case G is discrete The Haar state of Ĝ satisfies the invariance condition G is Kac (Izumi, 02). Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 14 / 18

37 Characterizing amenability in terms of nuclearity Recall our result: Main Theorem 1 (Ng V.) G LCQG. Consider the following conditions: 1 G is strongly amenable; 2 C 0 (Ĝ) is nuclear, and there is a state ρ on C0(Ĝ) that is invariant under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ); 3 G is amenable. Then 1 = 2 = 3. Main Theorem 2 (Crann, 17, yet unpublished) We have 1 2. We emphasize that his proof uses our implication 2 = 3 to deduce 1 from 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 15 / 18

38 Characterizing amenability in terms of nuclearity Recall our result: Main Theorem 1 (Ng V.) G LCQG. Consider the following conditions: 1 G is strongly amenable; 2 C 0 (Ĝ) is nuclear, and there is a state ρ on C0(Ĝ) that is invariant under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ); 3 G is amenable. Then 1 = 2 = 3. Main Theorem 2 (Crann, 17, yet unpublished) We have 1 2. We emphasize that his proof uses our implication 2 = 3 to deduce 1 from 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 15 / 18

39 Characterizing amenability in terms of nuclearity Recall our result: Main Theorem 1 (Ng V.) G LCQG. Consider the following conditions: 1 G is strongly amenable; 2 C 0 (Ĝ) is nuclear, and there is a state ρ on C0(Ĝ) that is invariant under the left action of G on C 0 (Ĝ); 3 G is amenable. Then 1 = 2 = 3. Main Theorem 2 (Crann, 17, yet unpublished) We have 1 2. We emphasize that his proof uses our implication 2 = 3 to deduce 1 from 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 15 / 18

40 Tools of proof of Main Theorem 1 Implication 1 = 2 is easy. For 2 = 3, consider the following: Definition and Theorem (Bekka, 90, Inventiones) G locally compact group. Def. A representation π of G on H is amenable if there exists a G-invariant mean on B(H): a state m B(H) such that m ( π g xπ g) = m(x) for all x B(H), g G. Thm. If π 1 π 2 and π 1 is amenable, so is π 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 16 / 18

41 Tools of proof of Main Theorem 1 Implication 1 = 2 is easy. For 2 = 3, consider the following: Definition and Theorem (Bekka, 90, Inventiones) G locally compact group. Def. A representation π of G on H is amenable if there exists a G-invariant mean on B(H): a state m B(H) such that m ( π g xπ g) = m(x) for all x B(H), g G. Thm. If π 1 π 2 and π 1 is amenable, so is π 2. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 16 / 18

42 Tools of proof of Main Theorem 1 Bédos, Conti and Tuset ( 03 and 05) extended Bekka s definition for LCQG representations. They asked: Question Is Bekka s theorem true for LCQGs? They were able to give partial answers. Theorem (Ng V., 17) The Bédos Conti Tuset question has an affirmative answer. Proof of Main Theorem 1, implication 2 = 3 Amenability of G is equivalent to that of W. Use ρ to find an amenable representation W ρ W. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 17 / 18

43 Tools of proof of Main Theorem 1 Bédos, Conti and Tuset ( 03 and 05) extended Bekka s definition for LCQG representations. They asked: Question Is Bekka s theorem true for LCQGs? They were able to give partial answers. Theorem (Ng V., 17) The Bédos Conti Tuset question has an affirmative answer. Proof of Main Theorem 1, implication 2 = 3 Amenability of G is equivalent to that of W. Use ρ to find an amenable representation W ρ W. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 17 / 18

44 Tools of proof of Main Theorem 1 Bédos, Conti and Tuset ( 03 and 05) extended Bekka s definition for LCQG representations. They asked: Question Is Bekka s theorem true for LCQGs? They were able to give partial answers. Theorem (Ng V., 17) The Bédos Conti Tuset question has an affirmative answer. Proof of Main Theorem 1, implication 2 = 3 Amenability of G is equivalent to that of W. Use ρ to find an amenable representation W ρ W. Ami Viselter (University of Haifa) Amenability of LCQGs Positivity IX, U of A 17 / 18

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