Noncommutative Lp modules
By Marius Junge, David Sherman. 2003
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We construct classes of von Neumann algebra modules by considering ``column sums" of noncommutative L^p spaces. Our abstract characterization is based on an L^{p/2}-valued inner product, thereby generalizing Hilbert C*-modules and representations on Hilbert space. While the (single) representation theory is similar to the L^2 case, the concept of L^p bimodule (p not 2) turns out to be nearly trivial.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Mathematical Physics
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In Algebra and Number Theory
In Mathematical Physics
- Javier Parcet
- Marius Junge
- Tao Mei
- Quanhua Xu
- Narcisse Randrianantoanina
- Sjoerd Dirksen
- Gilles Pisier
- Joel A. Tropp
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