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    Convex-Cyclic Weighted Translations On Locally Compact Groups

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    A bounded linear operator TT on a Banach space XX is called a convex-cyclic operator if there exists a vector x∈Xx \in X such that the convex hull of Orb(T,x)Orb(T, x) is dense in XX. In this paper, for given an aperiodic element gg in a locally compact group GG, we give some sufficient conditions for a weighted translation operator Tg,w:f↦w⋅f∗δgT_{g,w}: f \mapsto w\cdot f*\delta_g on Lp(G)\mathfrak{L}^{p}(G) to be convex-cyclic. A necessary condition is also studied. At the end, to explain the obtained results, some examples are given

    On the Generalized Weighted Lebesgue Spaces of Locally Compact Groups

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    Let be a locally compact group with a fixed left Haar measure and Ω be a system of weights on . In this paper, we deal with locally convex space (,Ω) equipped with the locally convex topology generated by the family of norms (‖.‖,)∈Ω. We study various algebraic and topological properties of the locally convex space (,Ω). In particular, we characterize its dual space and show that it is a semireflexive space. Finally, we give some conditions under which (,Ω) with the convolution multiplication is a topological algebra and then characterize its closed ideals and its spectrum

    Porosity of certain subsets of Lebesgue spaces on locally compact groups

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    Let GG be a locally compact group. In this paper, we show that if GG is a non-discrete locally compact group, p∈(0,1)p\in(0,1) and q∈(0,+∞]q\in(0,+\infty], then the set of all pairs (f,g)∈Lp(G)×Lq(G)(f, g)\in L^p(G)\times L^q(G) for which f∗gf\ast g is finite, forms a set of first category in Lp(G)×Lq(G)L^p(G)\times L^q(G). 10.1017/S000497271200094

    On the Algebraic Structures in {{AΦ(G)_\Phi(G)}}

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    POROSITY OF CERTAIN SUBSETS OF LEBESGUE SPACES ON LOCALLY COMPACT GROUPS

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    Porosity and the lp-conjecture for semigroups

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    In this paper, we consider the size of the set ( f, g) ∈ p(S) × q (S) : ∃ x ∈ S, | f |∗|g|(x) 0. By means of this notion of porosity we also provide a strengthening of a famous result by Rajagopalan on the p-conjecture
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