Completely Sidon sets in C*-algebras (New title)
Abstract
A sequence in a C*-algebra A is called completely Sidon if its span in A is completely isomorphic to the operator space version of the space 1 (i.e. 1 equipped with its maximal operator space structure). The latter can also be described as the span of the free unitary generators in the (full) C*-algebra of the free group ∞ with countably infinitely many generators. Our main result is a generalization to this context of Drury's classical theorem stating that Sidon sets are stable under finite unions. In the particular case when A=C*(G) the (maximal) C*-algebra of a discrete group G, we recover the non-commutative (operator space) version of Drury's theorem that we recently proved. We also give several non-commutative generalizations of our recent work on uniformly bounded orthonormal systems to the case of von Neumann algebras equipped with normal faithful tracial states.
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