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Volterra convolution algebra on a finite interval ((f∗g)(t)=∫0t​f(s)g(t−s)ds)

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Truncated convolution makes L1(0,1) a commutative nonunital Banach algebra. The Tonelli theorem gives ∥f∗g∥1​≤∥f∥1​∥g∥1​, and the Fubini theorem gives associativity over the integration simplex. Its unitization is C⊕L1(0,1) with norm ∣α∣+∥f∥1​ and product (α,f)(β,g)=(αβ,αg+βf+f∗g). The constant function one has convolution powers tn−1/(n−1)!, of norm 1/n!. Thus it is a nonnilpotent quasinilpotent element in this unitization.

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