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The weak linear closure of \\(\\lambda(G)\\) is the group von Neumann algebra of \\(G\\). For a given \\(f\\in \\mathcal L(G)\\), the normalized trace is defined as \\(\\tau_G(f) = \\langle \\delta_e, f\\delta_e\\rangle\\) where \\(\\delta_e\\) is the delta-function of Dirac at the identity element \\(e\\) of \\(G\\). The Fourier series of \\(f\\) is defined as \\[ \\sum_{g\\in G} \\hat{f}(g) \\lambda(g), \\text{ where } \\hat{f}(g) = \\tau_G(f\\lambda (g^{-1}), \\text{ therefore } \\tau_G(f) = \\hat{f}(e). \\] An noncommutative \\(L_p\\) space is the measure space \\(L_p(\\hat{G}) = L_p(\\mathcal L(G), \\tau_G)\\), endowed with the norm \\[ ||f||_p = ||\\sum_g \\hat{f}(g)\\lambda(g)||_p = \\left(\\tau_G(|\\sum_g \\hat{f}(g)\\lambda(g)|^p \\right)^{1/p}, \\] where \\(\\hat{\\mathbb G}\\) is the dual group of \\(G\\). Let \\(\\alpha : G \\to O(\\mathcal H)\\) be an affine representation of \\(G\\) in a real Hilbert space \\(\\mathcal H\\) and \\(b: G \\to \\mathcal H\\) be a cocycle, i.e. a function with property \\(b(gh) = \\alpha_g(b(h)) + b(g)\\). The function \\(\\psi(g) := \\langle b(g),b(g)\\rangle\\) vanishes at the identity \\(e\\), and is symmetric \\(\\psi(g) = \\psi(g^{-1})\\) and conditionally negative, i.e. \\(\\sum \\bar{\\beta}_g\\beta_h \\psi(g^{-1}h) \\leq 0\\) if \\(\\sum_g \\beta_g = 0\\). Any such function defines an affine representation \\((\\mathcal H_\\psi, \\alpha_\\psi, b_\\psi)\\) and \\(\\psi(g) = \\langle b_\\psi(g), b_\\psi(g) \\rangle_{\\mathcal H_\\psi}\\). The main result of the paper is a slight generalization of the H\u00f6rmander-Mikhlin smoothness conditions for \\(G=\\mathbb R^n\\) to an arbitrary discrete group \\(G\\), equipped with a length function \\(\\psi: G \\to \\mathbb R_+\\), satisfying the length condition \\(\\sum_g \\beta(g) = 0\\) and \\(\\dim \\mathcal H_\\psi < \\infty\\). Then for any function \\(m: G \\to \\mathbb C\\) such that there exists \\(\\varepsilon > 0\\) and a function \\(\\tilde{m}: \\mathcal H_\\psi \\to \\mathbb C\\) satisfying the H\u00f6rmander-Mikhlin smoothness condition \\[ |\\partial_\\xi^\\beta\\tilde{m}(\\xi)| \\succeq \\min \\left\\{|\\xi|^{-|\\beta|+\\varepsilon}, |\\xi|^{ -|\\beta|-\\varepsilon} \\right\\}, \\forall |\\beta| \\leq \\left[\\frac{n}{2}\\right] + 1, \\] the operator \\(T_m : L_p(\\hat{\\mathbb G}) \\to L_p(\\hat{\\mathbb G})\\) defined by \\(T_m : \\sum_g \\hat{f}(g)\\lambda(g) \\to \\sum_g m_g\\hat{f}(g)\\lambda(g)\\) is a continuously bounded multiplier for all \\(1