Injectivity of the connecting homomorphisms
Abstract
Let A be the inductive limit of a sequence A1\, φ1,2 \,A2\,φ2,3 \,A3→·s with An=i=1niA[n,i], where all the A[n,i] are Elliott-Thomsen algebras and φn,n+1 are homomorphisms, in this paper, we will prove that A can be written as another inductive limit B1\,1,2 \,B2\,2,3 \,B3→·s with Bn=i=1niB[n,i], where all the B[n,i] are Elliott-Thomsen building blocks and with the extra condition that all the φn,n+1 are injective.
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