The regular representations of a compact group on L²(G) #
A compact group G acts on L²(G) by right translation, (π g f) x = f (x * g), and by left
translation, (π g f) x = f (g⁻¹ * x); the inverse in the latter is what makes it a representation
rather than an antirepresentation. Both translations preserve normalized Haar measure, so both
actions are unitary, and both are strongly continuous: for each fixed f the orbit map
g ↦ π g f is continuous. Continuity of g ↦ π g for the operator norm is neither proved nor
needed here; the uses of L²(G) that do need it obtain it only after restricting to a
finite-dimensional invariant subspace.
The two actions commute, and TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Compact.BiregularRepresentation bundles
them into a single action of G × G.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.rightRegularLp: the right regular representation ofGonL²(G).TauCeti.leftRegularLp: the left regular representation ofGonL²(G).
Main statements #
TauCeti.rightRegularLp_applyandTauCeti.leftRegularLp_apply:π gisLp.compMeasurePreserving (· * g), respectivelyLp.compMeasurePreserving (g⁻¹ * ·), the form in which Mathlib andTauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Compact.Convolutionphrase translation.TauCeti.coeFn_rightRegularLpandTauCeti.coeFn_leftRegularLp:π g fis represented by the functionx ↦ f (x * g), respectivelyx ↦ f (g⁻¹ * x).TauCeti.rightRegularLp_toLpandTauCeti.leftRegularLp_toLp: on the class of a continuous function,π gis translation of that function.TauCeti.isUnitary_rightRegularLpandTauCeti.isUnitary_leftRegularLp: both translations preserve theL²inner product.TauCeti.continuous_rightRegularLp_applyandTauCeti.continuous_leftRegularLp_apply: both actions are strongly continuous.
Implementation notes #
Right translation on Lp is definitionally Mathlib's DomMulAct action of Gᵐᵒᵖ, that is,
DomMulAct.mk (MulOpposite.op g) • f, so rightRegularLp's identity law is one_smul for that
action; its multiplicativity law is proved instead via Mathlib's compMeasurePreserving_comp_apply
and right-multiplication associativity, since the two composed Lp.compMeasurePreservingₗᵢ do not
unify with the DomMulAct action definitionally. Left translation is written with an inverse, so
no such DomMulAct action is available for it and its identity law goes through
Lp.compMeasurePreserving_id_apply after normalizing fun x => (1 : G)⁻¹ * x to the identity.
Strong continuity of both is Mathlib's Continuous.compMeasurePreservingLp.
The bodies of both representations are not exposed: TauCeti.rightRegularLp_apply and
TauCeti.leftRegularLp_apply are the interface through which a downstream file transfers a
statement phrased in raw Lp.compMeasurePreserving form to the representation and back.
The right regular representation of a compact group on L²(G): the element g acts by
f ↦ (x ↦ f (x * g)), which preserves normalized Haar measure and hence the L² norm.
Mathlib's ContRepresentation does not require g ↦ π g to be continuous for the operator norm,
and no such continuity is proved here; it is an extra hypothesis, established downstream after
restricting to a convolution eigenspace. What is proved in general is the strong continuity
TauCeti.continuous_rightRegularLp_apply.
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Instances For
Right translation on L²(G), unfolded to the underlying Lp.compMeasurePreserving. The
body of rightRegularLp is not exposed, so this is the lemma that lets a downstream file transfer
a statement phrased in raw Lp.compMeasurePreserving form to the representation and back.
Right translation on L²(G) is represented by right translation of functions.
On a continuous function, the right regular representation is right translation. The class
of F is sent to the class of x ↦ F (x * g), with no almost-everywhere qualification on the
representatives.
The right regular representation is unitary, because right translation preserves normalized Haar measure.
The right regular representation is strongly continuous: each orbit map g ↦ π g f is
continuous. This is Mathlib's continuity of Lp.compMeasurePreserving in both arguments, applied
to the family of right multiplications, which depends continuously on the multiplier because
(g, x) ↦ x * g curries.
The left regular representation of a compact group on L²(G): the element g acts by
f ↦ (x ↦ f (g⁻¹ * x)). The inverse makes this a representation rather than an
antirepresentation.
As for TauCeti.rightRegularLp, only strong continuity is asserted; operator-norm continuity is
not needed and generally fails for infinite compact groups.
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Left translation on L²(G), unfolded to the underlying Lp.compMeasurePreserving. As for
TauCeti.rightRegularLp_apply, the body of leftRegularLp is not exposed, so this is the lemma
that moves a statement between the representation and its raw Lp.compMeasurePreserving form.
Left translation on L²(G) is represented by left translation of functions.
On a continuous function, the left regular representation is left translation by the inverse.
The left regular representation is unitary, because left translation preserves normalized Haar measure.
The left regular representation is strongly continuous: every orbit map g ↦ g · f is
continuous.