On genuine infinite algebraic tensor products
Abstract
A genuine infinite tensor product of complex vector spaces is a vector space i∈ I Xi whose linear maps coincide with multilinear maps on an infinite family \Xi\i∈ I of vector spaces. We give a direct sum decomposition of i∈ I Xi over a set I;X, through which we obtain a more concrete description and some properties of i∈ I Xi. If \Ai\i∈ I is a family of unital *-algebras, we define, through a subgroup utI;A⊂eq I;A, an interesting subalgebra i∈ I ut Ai. Moreover, it is shown that i∈ I ut C is the group algebra of utI;C. In general, i∈ I ut Ai can be identified with the algebraic crossed product of a cocycle twisted action of utI;A. If \Hi\i∈ I is a family of inner-product spaces, we define a Hilbert C*( utI;C)-module modi∈ I Hi, which is the completion of a subspace i∈ I unit Hi of i∈ I Hi. If utI;C is the canonical tracial state on C*( utI;C), then modi∈ I Hi_ utI;CC is a natural dilation of the infinite direct product Π i∈ I Hi as defined by J. von Neumann. We will show that the canonical representation of i∈ I ut L(Hi) on φ1i∈ I Hi is injective. We will also show that if \Ai\i∈ I is a family of unital Hilbert algebras, then so is i∈ I ut Ai.
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