The analytic zero-divisor conjecture for torsion-free groups

Let GG be a torsion-free group. Write αCG\alpha \in \mathbb{C}G as a finitely supported formal sum and let f2(G)f \in \ell^2(G); their convolution is

αf=g,hGagbhgh.\alpha \ast f = \sum_{g,h \in G} a_g b_h gh.

Analytic zero-divisor conjecture. If 0αCG0 \neq \alpha \in \mathbb{C}G and 0f2(G)0 \neq f \in \ell^2(G), then

αf0.\alpha \ast f \neq 0.

This is an analytic version of the zero-divisor conjecture and is implied by the strong Atiyah conjecture. Its resolution is not established in the supplied source context.

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Peter A. Linnell, Michael J. Puls and Ahmed Roman, “Linear Dependency of Translations and Square Integrable Representations”, arXiv:1509.00493 (2017).

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