A Hypergroup Dual Space Can be Unbounded
Adam W. Parr
Abstract
Adam W. Parr
Abstract
Unlike topological groups, hypergroups are not closed under duality. While it has long been known that a hypergroup dual space might be signed, the boundedness of such dual spaces has been an open question. In this paper it is shown that a hypergroup dual space may fail to be bounded. An example will be given of an infinite direct product of finite hypergroups whose dual space is a semi-bounded, but not bounded, generalized hypergroup.
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Unlike topological groups, hypergroups are not closed under duality. While it has long been known that a hypergroup dual space might be signed, the boundedness of such dual spaces has been an open question. In this paper it is shown that a hypergroup dual space may fail to be bounded. An example will be given of an infinite direct product of finite hypergroups whose dual space is a semi-bounded, but not bounded, generalized hypergroup.
Key concepts: Bounded function, Dual (grammatical number), Mathematics, Dual space, Duality (order theory), Space (punctuation), Pure mathematics, Product (mathematics)