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Given a weakly compact action (Ozawa-Popa) of a discrete group \Gamma$\Gamma$ on p.m space X$X$, consider the Koopman representation \pi$\pi$ on L^2(X)$L^2(X)$. Compose this representation with the Calkin projection. Will the resulting representation of \Gamma$\Gamma$ be weakly contained in the left regular representation of the group, perhaps under suitable conditions?

Given a weakly compact action (Ozawa-Popa) of a discrete group \Gamma on p.m space X, consider the Koopman representation \pi on L^2(X). Compose this representation with the Calkin projection. Will the resulting representation of \Gamma be weakly contained in the left regular representation of the group, perhaps under suitable conditions?

Given a weakly compact action (Ozawa-Popa) of a discrete group $\Gamma$ on p.m space $X$, consider the Koopman representation $\pi$ on $L^2(X)$. Compose this representation with the Calkin projection. Will the resulting representation of $\Gamma$ be weakly contained in the left regular representation of the group, perhaps under suitable conditions?

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Koopman representation, weakly compact action, Ozawa Popa

Given a weakly compact action (Ozawa-Popa) of a discrete group \Gamma on p.m space X, consider the Koopman representation \pi on L^2(X). Compose this representation with the Calkin projection. Will the resulting representation of \Gamma be weakly contained in the left regular representation of the group, perhaps under suitable conditions?