The Glimm space of the minimal tensor product of C-algebras
Abstract
We show that for C-algebras A and B, there is a natural open bijection from Glimm(A) × Glimm (B) to Glimm(A α B) (where A α B denotes the minimal C-tensor product), and identify a large class of C-algebras A for which the map is continuous for arbitrary B. As a consequence we determine the structure space of the centre of the multiplier algebra ZM(A α B) in terms of Glimm(A) and Glimm (B), and give necessary and sufficient conditions for the inclusion ZM(A) ZM(B) ⊂eq ZM(A α B) to be surjective. Further we show that when the Glimm spaces are considered as sets of ideals, the map (G,H) G α B + A α H implements the above bijection, extending a result of Kaniuth from a 1996 paper by eliminating the assumption of property (F).
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