Abstract
We characterize those derivations from the convolution algebra to its dual which are weakly compact. In particular, we provide examples which are weakly compact but not compact. The characterization is combinatorial, in terms of "translation-finite" subsets of , and we investigate how this notion relates to other notions of "smallness" for infinite subsets of . In particular, we show that a set of strictly positive Banach density cannot be translation-finite; the proof has a Ramsey-theoretic flavour.
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