Dynamical propagation and Roe algebras of warped spaces
Tim de Laat, Federico Vigolo, Jeroen Winkel

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new algebraic framework for analyzing non-singular group actions and warped spaces, linking dynamical properties to operator algebra structures and applying these to Roe algebras of warped cones.
Contribution
It defines a canonical algebra of finite dynamical propagation operators and characterizes ergodic properties via algebraic structures, also describing Roe algebras of warped spaces in terms of group actions.
Findings
The algebraic crossed product surjects onto the finite dynamical propagation algebra.
Essential freeness of the action implies a *-isomorphism between the crossed product and the finite propagation algebra.
The structure of the algebra characterizes ergodicity and strong ergodicity.
Abstract
Given a non-singular action , we define the -algebra of operators of finite dynamical propagation associated with this action. This assignment is completely canonical and only depends on the measure class of . We prove that the algebraic crossed product surjects onto and that this surjection is a -isomorphism whenever the action is essentially free. As a consequence, we canonically characterize ergodicity and strong ergodicity of the action in terms of structural properties of and its closure. We also use these techniques to describe the Roe algebra of a warped space in terms of the Roe algebra of the (non-warped) space and the group action. We apply this…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
