New C*‐completions of discrete groups and related spaces
By N. Brown, Erik P. Guentner. 2012
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Let Γ be a discrete group. To every ideal in ℓ∞(Γ), we associate a C*‐algebra completion of the group ring that encapsulates the unitary representations with matrix coefficients belonging to the ideal. The general framework we develop unifies some classical results and leads to new insights. For example, we give the first C*‐algebraic characterization of a‐T‐menability; a new characterization of property (T); new examples of ‘exotic’ quantum groups; and, after extending our construction to transformation groupoids, we improve and simplify a recent result of Douglas and Nowak [‘Hilbert C*‐modules and amenable actions’, Studia Math. 199 (2010) 185–197].
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