An invariant of states on Cuntz algebras

Abstract

For an arbitrary state ω on a Cuntz algebra, we define a number 1≤ (ω)≤ ∞ such that if the GNS representations of ω and ω' are unitarily equivalent, then (ω)=(ω'). By using , we define minimal states and it is shown that the classification problem of states is reduced to that of minimal states. By using results of Dutkay, Haussermann, and Jorgensen, we give a sufficient condition of the minimality of a state. Properties of and examples are shown. As an application, a new invariant of a certain class of endomorphisms of B( H) is given.

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