Definition
Smooth noncommutative torus
The dense algebra of rapidly decreasing Fourier series in the noncommutative two-torus.
The smooth noncommutative torus is the subalgebra of the rotation algebra consisting of series
whose coefficients are rapidly decreasing: for every integer ,
Here . The series converge in the -norm and define a dense -subalgebra.
Smoothness and differentiation
Multiplication is twisted convolution of coefficients, which preserves rapid decrease. The canonical derivations multiply coefficients by and , respectively, and also preserve rapid decrease. At , this algebra is .
References
- Alain Connes, C-algebras and differential geometry*, English translation of the 1980 note, pp. 4–5 (torus action, derivations, and rapid-decay series).