Some results regarding the ideal structure of C*-algebras of \'etale groupoids
Kevin Aguyar Brix, Toke Meier Carlsen, Aidan Sims

TL;DR
This paper establishes a new structural understanding of ideals in the reduced C*-algebras of inner-exact étale groupoids, linking them to open invariant subsets and introducing a generalized topological freeness condition.
Contribution
It proves a sandwiching lemma for ideals, characterizes all ideals via open invariant sets and subquotients, and introduces a generalized topological freeness condition for groupoids.
Findings
Every ideal is between two open invariant subset ideals.
A bijection exists between ideals and triples of nested open sets and subquotient ideals.
Inner-exact groupoids satisfying the generalized freeness condition admit an obstruction ideal.
Abstract
We prove a sandwiching lemma for inner-exact locally compact Hausdorff \'etale groupoids. Our lemma says that every ideal of the reduced -algebra of such a groupoid is sandwiched between the ideals associated to two uniquely defined open invariant subsets of the unit space. We obtain a bijection between ideals of the reduced -algebra, and triples consisting of two nested open invariant sets and an ideal in the -algebra of the subquotient they determine that has trivial intersection with the diagonal subalgebra and full support. We then introduce a generalisation to groupoids of Ara and Lolk's relative strong topological freeness condition for partial actions, and prove that the reduced -algebras of inner-exact locally compact Hausdorff \'etale groupoids satisfying this condition admit an obstruction ideal in Ara and Lolk's sense.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Advanced Algebra and Logic
