Type ${\rm III_1}$ factors generated by regular representations of infinite dimensional nilpotent group $B_0^{\mathbb N}$
Alexandre Kosyak

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the von Neumann algebra generated by regular representations of an infinite-dimensional nilpotent group, establishing it as a type ${ m III}_1$ hyperfinite factor, advancing understanding of infinite-dimensional group representations.
Contribution
It determines the type of von Neumann algebra generated by regular representations of the infinite-dimensional nilpotent group $B_0^{ ext N}$ as a type ${ m III}_1$ hyperfinite factor, which was previously unknown.
Findings
The von Neumann algebra is a type ${ m III}_1$ hyperfinite factor.
Conditions for irreducibility of representations are discussed.
The work extends classification of factors generated by infinite-dimensional groups.
Abstract
We study the von Neumann algebra, generated by the unitary representations of infinite-dimensional groups nilpotent group . The conditions of the irreducibility of the regular and quasiregular representations of infinite-dimensional groups (associated with some quasi-invariant measures) are given by the so-called Ismagilov conjecture (see [1,2,9-11]). In this case the corresponding von Neumann algebra is type factor. When the regular representation is reducible we find the sufficient conditions on the measure for the von Neumann algebra to be factor (see [13,14]). In the present article we determine the type of corresponding factors. Namely we prove that the von Neumann algebra generated by the regular representations of infinite-dimensional nilpotent group is type hyperfinite factor. The case of the nilpotent group…
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TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
