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Herz-Schur multipliers of dynamical systems

We extend the notion of Herz-Schur multipliers to the setting of non-commutative dynamical systems: given a C*-algebra $A$, a locally compact group $G$, and an action $α$ of $G$ on $A$, we define transformations on the (reduced) crossed product $A\rtimes_{r,α} G$ of $A$ by $G$, which, in the case $A = \mathbb{C}$, reduce to the classical Herz-Schur multipliers. We also introduce a class of Schur $A$-multipliers, establish its characterisation which generalise the classical descriptions of Schur multipliers and present a transference theorem in the new setting, identifying isometrically the Herz-Schur multipliers of the dynamical system $(A,G,α)$ with the invariant part of the Schur $A$-multipliers. We discuss special classes of Herz-Schur multipliers, in particular, those which are associated to a locally compact abelian group $G$ and its canonical action on the $C^*$-algebra $C^*(Γ)$ of the dual group $Γ$.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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