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Limit elements in the configuration algebra for a discrete group

Kyoji Saito

# Limit elements in the configuration algebra for a discrete group

Written in English

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Classifications The Physical Object Statement by Kyoji Saito. Series RIMS -- 1593 Contributions Kyōto Daigaku. Sūri Kaiseki Kenkyūjo. LC Classifications MLCSJ 2007/00048 (Q) Pagination 71 p. ; Number of Pages 71 Open Library OL16508839M LC Control Number 2008554984

The Group of Invertible Elements in an Algebra Proposition 1: Let $\mathfrak{A}$ be an algebra with unit. Then $(\mathrm{Inv}(\mathfrak{A}), \cdot)$ is a group.

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Limits in the Configuration Algebra 3 Joint decomposition log(EDP)abs ⁄log(EDP)1 Extremal points in log(EDP)1. Function value representation of elements of log(EDP)1 xLimit space Ω(Γ,G) for a ﬁnitely generated group. The limit space Ω(Γ,G) for a ﬁnitely generated group The space Ω(PΓ,G) of opposite sequences Finite rational accumulation.

The conﬁguration algebra A[[Conf]], as a topological Hopf algebra over an associative algebra A, is introduced in x2,3 and 4. The basis of the space LA of its Lie-like elements (and also its group-like elements) are studied in x5,7 and 8. The subspace LA,1 of LA at inﬁnity is introduced at the end of x8 by the use of kabi-coeﬃcients.

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