On the classification problem for C*-algebras
Arzikulov Farhodjon

TL;DR
This paper introduces new classification notions for C*-algebras, establishing their relation to von Neumann types, and provides a comprehensive classification theorem for C*-factors based on these types.
Contribution
It develops a new classification framework for C*-algebras, linking them to von Neumann algebra types and proving key decomposition and characterization theorems.
Findings
GCR-algebras are of von Neumann type I
NGCR-algebras lack nonzero Abelian annihilators
C*-factors of type I$_n$ are classified as such
Abstract
In the given article it is introduced new notions of a C-algebra of von Neumann type I and C-algebras of types I, II, II, II and III. It is proved that any GCR-algebra is a C-algebra of von Neumann type I, and a C-algebra is an NGCR-algebra if and only if this C-algebra does not have a nonzero Abelian annihilator. Also an analog of the theorem on decomposition of a von Neumann algebra to subalgebras of types I, II and III is proved. In the final part it is proved that every C-factor of von Neumann type I is a C-algebra of type I for some cardinal number , every simple C-algebra of type II is finite, every simple purely infinite C-algebra is of type III and every W-factor of type II has a simple C-subalgebra of type II. Finally it is formulated a classification theorem for C-factors.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
