Embeddings of matrix algebras into uniform Roe algebras and quasi-local algebras
Narutaka Ozawa

TL;DR
This paper investigates whether the direct sum of matrix algebras can embed into certain operator algebras associated with metric spaces, providing definitive answers to a recent open problem.
Contribution
It resolves a recent open problem by showing the direct sum of matrix algebras does not embed into the uniform Roe algebra but does embed into the quasi-local algebra.
Findings
The $igoplus_ ext{ell_ ext{infty}}$ matrix algebras do not embed into the uniform Roe algebra.
The same direct sum embeds into the quasi-local algebra.
The inclusion of the uniform Roe algebra into the quasi-local algebra can be proper.
Abstract
We answer the recent problem posed by Baudier, Braga, Farah, Vignati, and Willett that asks whether the -direct sum of the matrix algebras embeds into the uniform Roe algebra or the quasi-local algebra of a uniformly locally finite metric space. The answers are no and yes, respectively. Hence the inclusion of the uniform Roe algebra into the quasi-local algebra can be proper.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra
