For regular inclusions with abelian subalgebra, having a Cartan envelope is equivalent to having a faithful unique pseudo-expectation, now proven without the unital hypothesis.
On Kumjian's C*-diagonals and the opaque ideal
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We characterize exotic C*-algebras of twisted, principal \'etale groupoids, together with the abelian subalgebra associated to the unit space, as precisely being the inclusions "$A\subseteq B$" of C*-algebras in which $A$ is abelian, regular, and satisfies the extension property (pure states extend uniquely to $B$). When $B$ is moreover nuclear, we deduce that the corresponding opaque ideal is trivial. As an application, we give a streamlined characterization of Kumjian's C*-diagonals as the regular abelian subalgebras satisfying the extension property with vanishing opaque ideal.
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Pseudo-Cartan Inclusions
For regular inclusions with abelian subalgebra, having a Cartan envelope is equivalent to having a faithful unique pseudo-expectation, now proven without the unital hypothesis.