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Z-stability of crossed products by strongly outer actions

Operator Algebras · Submitted 24 Dec 2009

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The authors' main claim Under a mild assumption, we show that the crossed product of a C^*-algebra in this class by a strongly outer action of Z^N or a finite group is Z-stable.

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CitationHiroki Matui, Yasuhiko Sato. "Z-stability of crossed products by strongly outer actions." arXiv:0912.4804 (2009). https://pith.science/paper/WYF3T7DW
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We consider a certain class of unital simple stably finite C^*-algebras which absorb the Jiang-Su algebra Z tensorially. Under a mild assumption, we show that the crossed product of a C^*-algebra in this class by a strongly outer action of Z^N or a finite group is Z-stable. As an application, we also prove that all strongly outer actions of Z^2 on Z are mutually cocycle conjugate.

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We consider a certain class of unital simple stably finite C^*-algebras which absorb the Jiang-Su algebra Z tensorially. Under a mild assumption, we show that the crossed product of a C^*-algebra in this class by a strongly outer action of Z^N or a finite group is Z-stable. As an application, we also prove that all strongly outer actions of Z^2 on Z are mutually cocycle conjugate.

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  • From $x'_aα_a(x'_b)=x'_bα_b(x'_a^-1)$, one obtains [equation] Besides, [equation] By $Δ_τ(x'_a)=Δ_τ(x_a)=0$, we have [equation] It follows from [ref] that there exists a unitary $v∈B$ such that [equation] Put $x”_g=v^*x'_gα_g(v)$ for all $g∈Γ$.

    Z-stability of crossed products by strongly outer actions II · Cohomology vanishing · 0.93

  • From the Krein-Milman theorem it follows that [equation] Because of Cuntz-Pedersen's theorem [ref] (see also the proof of [ref] ) we can obtain $u_j ∈A$, $j=1,2,...,M$ such that [equation] Since $(f_n)_n$ is a central sequence there exists $n_τ_0∈$ such that for $n≥n_τ_0$ and $σ∈T(A)$, [equation] By the definition of $f_0$ we have $f_i (σ) =δ_i,0$ for $σ∈B(τ_0, ε/16)$ and $i=0,1,...,N$, then for $σ∈B(τ_0,ε/16)$ and $n∈$ it follows that [equation] From this, for $n≥n_τ_0$ and $σ∈B(τ_0, ε/16)$ we have [equation]

    Trace spaces of simple nuclear C*-algebras with finite-dimensional extreme boundary · Orthogonality on the compact extreme boundary · 0.89

  • We now enlist the help of a Lemma taken from Matui-Sato [ref] .

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  • In the same way, for a $^2$-action $α$ as in Corollary 5.6 or Corollary 5.7 of [ref] (including $α$ on a UHF algebra), the three conditions above are equivalent, too.

    Z-actions on AH algebras and Z^2-actions on AF algebras · Preliminaries · 0.91

  • Theorem [ref] also holds for cocycle actions $(α,u)$ in the following sense (see also [ref] ): If there exists a unital embedding of $𝒵$ into $(A_∞)^α$, then there exists an isomorphism $μ:A⊗𝒵→A$ such that $(α,u)$ is equivalent to $(μ∘(α⊗𝕀)∘μ^-1,μ(u⊗1))$.

    Z^2-actions on Kirchberg algebras · $𝒵$-stability of crossed products · 0.92

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