Crossed-Product Extensions of Lp-Bounds for Amenable Actions

Abstract

We will extend earlier transference results of Neuwirth and Ricard from the context of noncommutative Lp-spaces associated with amenable groups to that of noncommutative Lp-spaces over crossed products of amenable and trace-preserving actions. Namely, if Tm:Lp(L G) → Lp(L G) is a completely bounded Fourier multiplier, where L G ⊂ B(L2 G) is the von Neumann algebra of G, we will see that Id Tm: Lp(M θ G) → Lp(M θ G) is also completely bounded and that \| Id Tm: Lp(M θ G) → Lp(M θ G) \|cb ≤ \| Tm \|cb provided that θ is amenable and trace-preserving. Furthermore, our construction allow to extend G-equivariant completely bounded operators S: Lp(M) → Lp(M) to the crossed-product, so that \|S Id: Lp(M θ G) → Lp(M θ G) \|cb ≤ C1p \, \| S \|cb whenever θ is trace-preserving, amenable and its generalized Flner sets satisfy certain accretivity property measured by the constant 1 ≤ C. As a corollary, we will obtain stability results for maximal Lp-bounds over crossed products. Such results imply the stability of certain assumptions recently used to prove a noncommutative generalization of the spectral H\"omander-Mikhlin theorem.

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