Invariant Borel Measures on Compact Groups: von Neumann's Theorem
[7/0%]Let be a Borel probability measure on a compact group . Show that is Haar measure if and only if
where for all .
Let be Haar measure on a compact group . Show that is Haar measure on .
Let be a compact group whose topology is given by a metric. Show that there is a invariant metric.
Let be Haar measure on a compact group . If has infinitely many members, show that for each . If is finite, explicitly describe .
Show that if is Haar measure on a compact group, then for every open subset of .
Let be the circle with the group operation of complex multiplication and the topology it inherits from the Euclidean plane.
Show that is a topological group.
Define . For , define . Show that every proper open subset of is the countable disjoint union of sets of the form .
For , define . Define . Use part (ii) to extend to set-function defined on the topology of . Then verify that, by Proposition 9 from the preceding chapter, may be extended to a Borel measure on . (Proposition 9 of Chapter 21: Let be a topological space and a premeasure. Assume that for each open set for which , . Then every open set is -measurable and the measure is an extension of .)
Show that the measure defined in part (ii) is Haar measure on .
The torus is the topological group consisting of the Cartesian product of copies of with the product topology and group structure. What is Haar measure on ?
Let be a Borel measure on a topological group . For a Borel set , define , where . Show that also is a Borel measure. Moreover, show that is left-invariant if and only if is right-invariant.