On Character Amenability of Banach Algebras
Abstract
Associated to a nonzero homomorphism of a Banach algebra A, we regard special functionals, say m, on certain subspaces of A which provide equivalent statements to the existence of a bounded right approximate identity in the corresponding maximal ideal in A. For instance, applying a fixed point theorem yields an equivalent statement to the existence of a m on A; and, in addition we expatiate the case that if a functional m is unique, then m belongs to the topological center of the bidual algebra A. An example of a function algebra, surprisingly, contradicts a conjecture that a Banach algebra A is amenable if A is -amenable in every character and if functionals m associated to the characters are uniformly bounded. Aforementioned are also elaborated on the direct sum of two given Banach algebras.
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