Amenability and exactness for dynamical systems and their C*-algebras
By C. Anantharaman-Delaroche. 2000
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We study the relations between amenability (resp. amenability at infinity) of C*-dynamical systems and equality or nuclearity (resp. exactness) of the corresponding crossed products.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Geometry and Topology
- E. Guentner
- Rufus Willett
- Shmuel Weinberger
- Marius Dadarlat
- Marc A. Rieòel
- Michael Christ
- N. Higson
- N. Christopher Phillips
In Mathematical Physics
- E. Guentner
- Rufus Willett
- Nathanial P. Brown Narutaka Ozawa
- Shmuel Weinberger
- Guoliang Yu
- Marius Dadarlat
- N. Higson
- Marc A. Rieòel
Citations in the corpus
- The Novikov Conjecture for Linear Groups (2005, background): “For a fuller treatment of the topic the reader is referred to [2] or [31].”
- Constructions preserving Hilbert space uniform embeddability of discrete groups (2003, background): “embeddability and exactness are found in the work of Guentner-Kaminker [13]; these preliminary steps were quickly expanded by Ozawa [16], Anantharaman-Delaroche [2] and others.”
- Crossed Products of the Cantor Set by Free Minimal Actions of ℤd (2002, background): “Remark 2.17. If the almost AF Cantor groupoid G is a transformation group groupoid � × X (as in Example 1.3), then the answer is yes; in fact, the group � is necessarily amenable. See Example 2.7(3) of [ 1 ].”
- Expanders, exact crossed products, and the Baum–Connes conjecture (2013, unknown): “⊙’ denote the algebraic tensor product (over C) between two ∗-algebras, and as usual use ‘⊗’ for the spatial tensor product of C∗-algebras. Recall that we denote elements of A⋊alg Gby (ag)g∈G. Equip C[0,1] with the trivial G-action, and consider the function defined by (4.3) φ: C[0,1]⊙ (A⋊alg G) → (C”
- Nilpotent Group C*-algebras as Compact Quantum Metric Spaces (2002, methodology): “14(2) of [3], [2], [26], [25]) there is a sequence”