C*-Multipliers, crossed product algebras, and canonical commutation relations
Jan Naudts

TL;DR
This paper generalizes the concept of group multipliers to C*-multipliers and explores their relationship with projective actions, leading to a unified framework for twisted group algebras and crossed product algebras with applications in mathematical physics.
Contribution
It introduces a one-to-one correspondence between C*-multipliers and projective actions, unifying twisted group algebra and crossed product constructions in a novel framework.
Findings
C*-multipliers correspond to projective actions.
The framework unifies twisted group algebras and crossed products.
Application to quantum spacetime and Weyl operators.
Abstract
The notion of a multiplier of a group X is generalized to that of a C*-multiplier by allowing it to have values in an arbitrary C*-algebra A. On the other hand, the notion of the action of X in A is generalized to that of a projective action of X as linear transformations of the space of continuous functions with compact support in X and with values in A. It is shown that there exists a one-to-one correspondence between C*-multipliers and projective actions. C*-multipliers have been used to define twisted group algebras. On the other hand, the projective action tau can be used to construct the crossed product algebra A x_tau X. Both constructions are unified in the present approach. The results are applicable in mathematical physics. The multiplier algebra of the crossed product algebra A x_tau X contains Weyl operators {W(x),x in X}. They satisfy canonical commutation relations w.r.t.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
