Equivariant $KK$-theory of Bernoulli shifts on $C^*$-algebras with approximately inner flip
Julian Kranz, Shintaro Nishikawa

TL;DR
This paper characterizes when certain $C^*$-algebras with approximately inner flip are $K$-theoretically self-absorbing by analyzing Bernoulli shifts and their $KK^G$-equivalence, extending classification results and computing $K$-theory.
Contribution
It provides a $K$-theoretic criterion for self-absorption of $C^*$-algebras via Bernoulli shifts, generalizes known results, and develops $K$-theory formulas for these shifts.
Findings
Separable $C^*$-algebras with approximately inner flip are $K$-theoretically self-absorbing iff Bernoulli shifts are $KK^G$-trivial.
Computed $K$-theory of crossed products for UHF-algebras of infinite type.
Established $KK^G$-triviality of Bernoulli shifts on strongly self-absorbing $C^*$-algebras.
Abstract
Building on Enders--Schemeitat--Tikuisis' classification, we show that a separable -algebra with approximately inner flip in the UCT class is -theoretically self-absorbing if and only if for every finite group , the Bernoulli shift on is -equivalent to the trivial action. This in particular applies to UHF-algebras of infinite type and computes the -theory of the associated crossed product. Along the way, we obtain an alternative proof of Hirshberg--Winter's result that the Bernoulli shift of on a UHF-algebra of infinite type absorbs the trivial action up to conjugacy. For more general amenable groups , we develop -theory formulas for Bernoulli shifts on UHF-absorbing -algebras, and establish -triviality for Bernoulli shifts on strongly self-absorbing -algebras satisfying the UCT.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Advanced Banach Space Theory
