Isometric multipliers of Lp(G, X)

Abstract

Let G be a locally compact group with a fixed right Haar measure and X a separable Banach space. Let Lp(G,X) be the space of X-valued measurable functions whose norm-functions are in the usual Lp. A left multiplier of Lp(G,X) is a bounded linear operator on Lp(G,X) which commutes with all left translations. We use the characterization of isometries of Lp(G,X) onto itself to characterize the isometric, invertible, left multipliers of Lp(G,X) for 1≤ p <∞, p≠ 2, under the assumption that X is not the p-direct sum of two non-zero subspaces. In fact we prove that if T is an isometric left multiplier of Lp(G,X) onto itself then there exists a y ∈ G and an isometry U of X onto itself such that Tf(x)= U(Ryf)(x). As an application, we determine the isometric left multipliers of L1 Lp (G,X) and L1 C0 (G,X) where G is non-compact and X is not the p-direct sum of two non-zero subspaces. If G is a locally compact abelian group and H is a separable Hilbert space, we define Ap (G,H) = \f∈ L1(G,H): f∈ Lp(,H)\ where is the dual group of G. We characterize the isometric, invertible, left multipliers of Ap (G,H), provided G is non-compact. Finally, we use the characterization of isometries of C(G,X) for G compact to determine the isometric left multipliers of C(G,X) provided X* is strictly convex.

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