Ordered $*$-Semigroups and a $C^*$-Correspondence for a Partial Isometry
Berndt Brenken

TL;DR
This paper explores the algebraic structure of $*$-semigroups related to partial isometries, introducing ordered structures and showing their universal $C^*$-algebras relate to Cuntz-Pimsner algebras, with implications for dynamical systems.
Contribution
It introduces ordered and matricially ordered $*$-semigroups and establishes their universal $C^*$-algebras as isomorphic to relative Cuntz-Pimsner algebras, linking algebraic and dynamical system perspectives.
Findings
Universal $C^*$-algebra of a partial isometry is isomorphic to a Cuntz-Pimsner algebra.
Ordered $*$-semigroups are fundamental in understanding the structure of these $C^*$-algebras.
Partial isometries can be viewed as crossed products from dynamical systems.
Abstract
Certain -semigroups are associated with the universal -algebra generated by a partial isometry, which is itself the universal -algebra of a -semigroup. A fundamental role for a -structure on a semigroup is emphasized, and ordered and matricially ordered -semigroups are introduced, along with their universal -algebras. The universal -algebra generated by a partial isometry is isomorphic to a relative Cuntz-Pimsner -algebra of a -correspondence over the -algebra of a matricially ordered -semigroup. One may view the -algebra of a partial isometry as the crossed product algebra associated with a dynamical system defined by a complete order map modelled by a partial isometry acting on a matricially ordered -semigroup.
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