Topological Orbit Dimension of MF $C^*$-algebras
Qihui Li, Don Hadwin, Weihua Li, Junhao Shen

TL;DR
This paper explores the topological orbit dimension in MF C*-algebras, establishing its invariance under certain conditions, introducing a new invariant, and linking it to properties like MF-c*-{ extGamma} with implications for algebra classification.
Contribution
It introduces a new invariant $K_{top}^3$, relates existing invariants, and proves their behavior under specific properties in MF C*-algebras, advancing understanding of their structure.
Findings
$K_{top}^2$ is invariant under generating family changes for certain algebras
$K_{top}^3$ vanishes for algebras with property $c^*-{ extGamma}$ and no finite-dimensional representations
The paper defines property MF-c^*-{ extGamma} and links it to the vanishing of $K_{top}^3$
Abstract
This paper is a continuation of our work on D. Voiculescu's topological free entropy dimension in unital C*-algebras. In this paper we first prove the topological free entropy dimension of a MF-nuclear and inner QD algebra is irrelevant to its generating family. Then we give the relation between the topological orbit dimension and the modified free orbit dimension by using MF-traces. We also introduce a new invariant which is a modification of the topological orbit dimension when is defined. As the applications of , We prove that if A has property and has no finite-dimensional representations. We also give the definition of property MF-c^*-{\Gamma}. We then conclude that, for the unital MF -algebra with no finite-dimensional representations, if A has property MF-c*-{\Gamma}, then…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Random Matrices and Applications · Advanced Topics in Algebra
