2009
DOI: 10.5802/aif.2449
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Vanishing of the first reduced cohomology with values in an L^p-representation

Abstract: Abstract. -We prove that the first reduced cohomology with values in a mixing L p -representation, 1 < p < ∞, vanishes for a class of amenable groups including connected amenable Lie groups. In particular this solves for this class of amenable groups a conjecture of Gromov saying that every finitely generated amenable group has no first reduced p -cohomology. As a byproduct, we prove a conjecture by Pansu. Namely, the first reduced L p -cohomology on homogeneous, closed at infinity, Riemannian manifolds vanish… Show more

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“…Un résultat récent de R. Tessera [20] affirme que, pour un groupe de Lie résoluble unimodulaire, R 1, p (M) = 0. Cela permet de compléter le Théorème 3 comme suit.…”
Section: Corollaire 4 Soit M Un Espace Homogène Riemannien Non Compacunclassified
“…Un résultat récent de R. Tessera [20] affirme que, pour un groupe de Lie résoluble unimodulaire, R 1, p (M) = 0. Cela permet de compléter le Théorème 3 comme suit.…”
Section: Corollaire 4 Soit M Un Espace Homogène Riemannien Non Compacunclassified
“…This can be reformulated as -if G is non-compact, amenable and unimodular, then the topological vector space H 1 p (G) is non-Hausdorff (and in particular is non-zero); -otherwise, H 1 p (G)=H 1 p (G). A definition of the first L p -cohomology of a locally compact group in the context of metric measured spaces is given in [Pa2] (see also [T2,Section 3] and Appendix B); the equivalence between the two definitions is obtained in [T2,Section 5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This of course would resolve Gromov's conjecture. More information about the first reduced L p -cohomology (and the special case of L 2 -cohomology) can be found in [Pansu 1989;2008;Tessera 2009] for various manifolds, and in [Bekka and Valette 1997;Bourdon 2004;Bourdon et al 2005;Elek 1998;Martin and Valette 2007;Puls 2003;2006; for finitely generated groups. As implied earlier, there is a strong connection between the vanishing of the first reduced L p -cohomology and the nonexistence nonconstant p-harmonic functions; for a proof in the case of homogeneous Riemannian manifolds, see [Tessera 2009, Proposition 4.11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%