Twisted crossed products of Banach algebras

Abstract

Given a locally compact group G, a nondegenerate Banach algebra A with a contractive approximate identity, a twisted action (α, σ) of G on A, and a family R of uniformly bounded representations of A on Banach spaces, we define the twisted crossed product FR(G,A,α, σ). When R consists of contractive representations, we show that FR(G,A,α, σ) is a Banach algebra with a contractive approximate identity, which can also be characterized by an isometric universal property. As an application, we specialize to the Lp-operator algebra setting, defining both the Lp-twisted crossed product and the reduced version. Finally, we give a generalization of the so-called Packer-Raeburn trick to the Lp-setting, showing that any Lp-twisted crossed product is "stably" isometrically isomorphic to an untwisted one.

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