An extension of compact operators by compact operators with no nontrivial multipliers
Saeed Ghasemi, Piotr Koszmider

TL;DR
This paper constructs a nonseparable extension of compact operators with no nontrivial multipliers, revealing new insights into the stability and extension properties of noncommutative operator algebras.
Contribution
It provides a novel construction of a nonseparable $C^*$-algebra extension with unique multiplier properties, extending the understanding of stability in nonseparable contexts.
Findings
Constructed a nonseparable extension with trivial multipliers.
Showed that such extensions can be non-stable.
Linked the construction to a noncommutative analogue of Mrówka's Ψ-space.
Abstract
We construct an essential extension of by , where denotes the cardinality of continuum, i.e., a -algebra satisfying the short exact sequence where is an essential ideal of such that the algebra of multipliers of is equal to the unitization of . In particular is not stable which sheds light on permanence properties of the stability in the nonseparable setting. Namely, an extension of a nonseparable algebra of compact operators, even by , does not have to be stable. This construction can be considered as a noncommutative…
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