
doi: 10.1007/bf02761165
Let G denote a locally compact abelian group and let U be a bounded strongly continuous representation of G on the Banach space E. We introduce the notion of the Riesz part \(R\sigma\) (U) of the Arveson spectrum \(\sigma\) (U) of U. The representation U is called R-compact if every bounded subset \(C\subset E\) satisfying \(\lim_{t\to e}\sup \{\| U_ tx-x\|:x\in C\}=0\) is relatively compact. Then the following assertions are equivalent (i) \(\sigma (U)=R\sigma (U);\) (ii) U is R- compact; (iii) For all \(f\in L^ 1(G)\) the associated operator \(U_ f\) is compact. This theorem is applied to the complete characterization of R-compact representations on Banach lattices, which generalizes results of \textit{G. Greiner} [Über das Spektrum stark stetiger Halbgruppen positiver Operatoren, Diss. Tübingen (1980; Zbl 0475.47025)] as well as of \textit{H. Uhlig} [Derivationen und Verbandshalbgruppen, Diss. Tübingen (1979; Zbl 0453.47019)] even in the case of \(G={\mathbb{R}}\). As an important tool for the study of the spectrum we introduce the nonstandard hull of an arbitrary group representation which facilitates all proofs of known results as well as the new ones represented here.
Arveson spectrum, Groups and semigroups of linear operators, R-compact representations, locally compact abelian group, Riesz part, Other representations of locally compact groups, nonstandard hull, bounded strongly continuous representation
Arveson spectrum, Groups and semigroups of linear operators, R-compact representations, locally compact abelian group, Riesz part, Other representations of locally compact groups, nonstandard hull, bounded strongly continuous representation
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