Necessary and sufficient conditions for $G$ to have $A(G)$ isomorphic to an operator algebra? Let $G$ be a locally compact group. We denote by $A(G)$ the Fourier algebra of $G$. 
An operator algebra is a closed subalgebra of $B(H)$ where $H$ is a Hilbert space.
What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for $G$ to have a Fourier algbra which is isomorphic to an operator algebra?

Thanks to Ebrahim Samei for this proof.
Assume $G$ is infinnite. Assme $A(G)$ is isomorphic to operator algebra then it is Arens regular [1]. It is shown in [2] and [3] that if $A(G)$ is Arens regular, then $G$ is discrete and non-amenable. By [4], for discrete groups, cb-homomorphism into $B(H)$ is similar to a $*$-representation. But no $*$-representaion of $A(G)$ into $B(H)$ can have a closed range (see the proof of theorem A in [5]). This contradict the assumption that $A(G)$ is cb-isomorphic to an operator algebra. If $G$ is finite the result is true. It is worth to mention that a weighted Fourier algebra can be an operator algebra [6].
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 By David P. Blecher, Christian Le Merdy (corollary 2.5.4)
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[4] Brannan, Michael; Samei, Ebrahim The similarity problem for Fourier algebras and corepresentations of group von Neumann algebras. J. Funct. Anal. 259 (2010), no. 8, 2073–2097. 
[5] Choi, Yemon; Samei, Ebrahim Quotients of Fourier algebras, and representations which are not completely bounded. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 141 (2013), no. 7, 2379–2388.
[6] http://www.icmat.es/NTHA/WS-OSHA/notes/Lee.pdf
