A complex analytic study on the theory of Fourier series on compact Lie groups (Q1265294): Difference between revisions

The aim of the author is to characterize the Fourier series of real analytic functions and hyperfunctions on compact Lie groups by means of complex analysis. The main results are: Let \(U\) be a compact connected Lie group, and \(\Lambda=\{\lambda\in\mathbb{C}:\lambda\) is dominant and \(T\)-integral\}, \(T\) a maximal torus of a connected compact Lie group \(U\). Then: (1) The Fourier transform \(F\) gives a topological linear isomorphism of \(A(U)\) onto \(S_A(\Lambda)\), also of \(B(U)\) onto \(S_B(\Lambda)\). (2) The inverse \(F^{-1}\) of \(F\) is given by the Fourier series \(F^{-1}s\), \(s\in S_A(\Lambda)\). It converges in the topology of \(A(U)\); also \(F^{-1}s\), \(s\in S_B(\Lambda)\), converges in the topology of \(B(U)\).