On the construction of fuzzy spaces and modules over shift algebras
Joakim Arnlind, Andreas Sykora

TL;DR
This paper introduces shift algebras, studies their modules depending on function spaces, and constructs fuzzy spaces as finite and infinite dimensional modules related to compact and non-compact manifolds.
Contribution
It develops a framework for shift algebras and provides a method to construct fuzzy spaces from these algebras, linking algebraic modules to geometric spaces.
Findings
Modules depend on properties of function spaces
Constructed fuzzy spaces from shift algebras
Connected finite and infinite dimensional modules to geometric spaces
Abstract
We introduce shift algebras as certain crossed product algebras based on general function spaces and study properties, as well as the classification, of a particular class of modules depending on a set of matrix parameters. It turns out that the structure of these modules depends in a crucial way on the properties of the function spaces. Moreover, for a class of subalgebras related to compact manifolds, we provide a construction procedure for the corresponding fuzzy spaces, i.e. sequences of finite dimensional modules of increasing dimension as the deformation parameter tends to zero, as well as infinite dimensional modules related to fuzzy non-compact spaces.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory · Advanced Algebra and Logic
