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Leinert sets and complemented ideals in Fourier algebras

Abstract

Let G be a locally compact group. We show how complemented ideals in the Fourier algebra A(G) of G arise naturally from a class of thin sets known as Leinert sets. Moreover, we also present an explicit example of a closed ideal in A(FN), the free group on N 2 generators, that is complemented in A(FN) but it is not completely complemented. Then by establishing an appropriate extension result for restriction algebras arising from Leinert sets, we show that any almost connected group G for which every complemented ideal in A(G) is also completely complemented must be amenable.

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