On the embeddings of selfadjoint operator spaces
Alexandros Chatzinikolaou, Evgenios T.A. Kakariadis, Se-Jin Kim, and Ioannis Apollon Paraskevas

TL;DR
This paper characterizes when maps on selfadjoint operator spaces are embeddings, linking them to extension properties of positive functionals and maps, and explores conditions under which these embeddings relate to C*-envelopes and rigidity.
Contribution
It provides new criteria for embeddings of selfadjoint operator spaces, especially regarding positive extensions and the structure of C*-envelopes, extending previous results to approximation settings.
Findings
Embedding of E into C*(E) characterized by positive extension properties.
Complete positive maps on E can extend to C*(E) under certain conditions.
Hyperrigidity of E identifies C*(E) as the C*-envelope in various contexts.
Abstract
We investigate when a map on a selfadjoint operator space is an embedding, i.e., when its unitisation in the sense of Werner is completely isometric. Combining with results of Russell, of Ng, and of Dessi, the second and the last author, it is shown that this is equivalent to: (a) extending bounded positive functionals on each matrix level with the same norm; (b) extending quasistates to quasistates in each matrix level; (c) extending completely bounded completely positive maps with the same cb-norm; and (d) the map being a gauge maximal isometry in the sense of Russell. If is approximately positively generated and is unital, or if is singly generated, then completely positive maps on have completely positive extensions on , but possibly not with the same cb-norm; and this is not enough for the inclusion $E…
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