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Essential crossed products for inverse semigroup actions: simplicity and pure infiniteness

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arxiv 1906.06202 v2 pith:OFNEK3NX submitted 2019-06-14 math.OA

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We study simplicity and pure infiniteness criteria for C*-algebras associated to inverse semigroup actions by Hilbert bimodules and to Fell bundles over etale not necessarily Hausdorff groupoids. Inspired by recent work of Exel and Pitts, we introduce essential crossed products for which there are such criteria. In our approach the major role is played by a generalised expectation with values in the local multiplier algebra. We give a long list of equivalent conditions characterising when the essential and reduced C*-algebras coincide. Our most general simplicity and pure infiniteness criteria apply to aperiodic C*-inclusions equipped with supportive generalised expectations. We thoroughly discuss the relationship between aperiodicity, detection of ideals, purely outer inverse semigroup actions, and non-triviality conditions for dual groupoids.

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  1. Noncommutative Cartan C*-subalgebras

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    Noncommutative Cartan C*-subalgebras are exactly the reduced crossed products by closed, purely outer inverse semigroup actions, and this decomposition is unique up to a canonical refinement.

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