A categorical interpretation of Morita equivalence for dynamical von Neumann algebras
Joeri De Ro

TL;DR
This paper establishes a categorical framework linking Morita equivalence of dynamical von Neumann algebras under quantum group actions to equivalences of their representation categories, extending classical theorems to the quantum setting.
Contribution
It introduces a categorical interpretation of Morita equivalence for dynamical von Neumann algebras with quantum group actions, generalizing the Eilenberg-Watts theorem to the quantum context.
Findings
Categories of G-equivariant correspondences and functors are canonically related.
Morita equivalence corresponds to equivalence of representation categories as module categories.
For compact quantum groups, the correspondence categories and functor categories are equivalent.
Abstract
Let be a locally compact quantum group and a --algebra. The object of study of this paper is the -category of normal, unital -representations of on Hilbert spaces endowed with a unitary -representation. This category has a right action of the category for which it becomes a right -module -category. Given another --algebra , we denote the category of normal -functors compatible with the -module structure by and we denote the category of ---correspondences by . We prove that there are canonical functors $P:…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Advanced Topics in Algebra
