Any law of group metric invariant is an inf-convolution

arXiv1507.00613MaRDI QIDQ6263231FDOQ6263231

Publication date: 2 July 2015

Abstract: In this article, we bring a new light on the concept of the inf-convolution operation

o p l u s

and provides additional informations to the work started in cite{Ba1} and cite{Ba2}. It is shown that any internal law of group metric invariant (even quasigroup) can be considered as an inf-convolution. Consequently, the operation of the inf-convolution of functions on a group metric invariant is in reality an extension of the internal law of

X

to spaces of functions on

X

. We give an example of monoid

(S (X), o p l u s)

for the inf-convolution structure, (which is dense in the set of all

1

-Lipschitz bounded from bellow functions) for which, the map

a r g m i n : (S (X), o p l u s) i g h t a r r o w (X, .)

is a (single valued) monoid morphism. It is also proved that, given a group complete metric invariant

(X, d)

, the complete metric space

(m a t h c a l K (X), d_{i n f t y})

of all Katetov maps from

X

to

R

equiped with the inf-convolution has a natural monoid structure which provides the following fact: the group of all isometric automorphisms

A u t_{I s o} (m a t h c a l K (X))

of the monoid

m a t h c a l K (X)

, is isomorphic to the group of all isometric automorphisms

A u t_{I s o} (X)

of the group

X

. On the other hand, we prove that the subset

m a t h c a l K_{C} (X)

of

m a t h c a l K (X)

of convex functions on a Banach space

X

, can be endowed with a convex cone structure in which

X

embeds isometrically as Banach space.

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