A discrete quantum group has the approximation property exactly when every element of its C*- or von Neumann crossed products has a Fejér-type series representation.
Intermediate subalgebras for reduced crossed products of discrete groups
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Let $\alpha : \Gamma \curvearrowright A$ be an action of a discrete group $\Gamma$ on a unital C*-algebra $A$ by *-automorphisms and let $A \rtimes_{\alpha,\lambda} \Gamma$ denote the corresponding reduced crossed product C*-algebra. Assuming that $\Gamma$ satisfies the approximation property, we establish a sufficient and (almost always) necessary condition on the action $\alpha$ for the existence of a Galois correspondence between intermediate C*-algebras for the inclusion $A \subseteq A \rtimes_{\alpha,\lambda} \Gamma$ and partial subactions of $\alpha$. This condition, which we refer to as pointwise residual proper outerness, is a natural noncommutative generalization of freeness.
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Fej\'er representations for discrete quantum groups and applications
A discrete quantum group has the approximation property exactly when every element of its C*- or von Neumann crossed products has a Fejér-type series representation.