A Factorization Theorem for Smooth Crossed Products
Larry B. Schweitzer
Abstract
We show that if E is a Frechet G S(M)-module, for which the canonical map from the projective completion G S(M) E to E is surjective, then every element of E can be written as a finite sum of elements of the form ae where e∈ E and a is an element of the smooth crossed product G S(M). We require that the Schwartz functions S(M) vanish rapidly with repsect to a continuous, proper map : M ---> [0, ∞).
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