A Modified Similarity Degree for C*-algebras
Don Hadwin, Junhao Shen

TL;DR
This paper introduces modified similarity degrees for unital C*-algebras, using direct integral theory to establish bounds based on properties of II$_{1}$ factor representations.
Contribution
It defines new variants of Pisier's similarity degree and proves a bound of 11 when all II$_{1}$ factor representations have property $ extGamma$.
Findings
If all II$_{1}$ factor representations of a separable C*-algebra have property $ extGamma$, then its similarity degree is at most 11.
Uses direct integral theory to derive new results on similarity degrees.
Provides a link between representation properties and similarity degree bounds.
Abstract
We define variants of Pisier's similarity degree for unital C*-algebras and use direct integral theory to obtain new results. We prove that if every II factor representation of a separable C*-algebra has property , then the similarity degree of is at most 11.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Holomorphic and Operator Theory
