Regular ideals, ideal intersections, and quotients

Abstract

Let B ⊂eq A be an inclusion of C*-algebras. We study the relationship between the regular ideals of B and regular ideals of A. We show that if B ⊂eq A is a regular C*-inclusion and there is a faithful invariant conditional expectation from A onto B, then there is an isomorphism between the lattice of regular ideals of A and invariant regular ideals of B. We study properties of inclusions preserved under quotients by regular ideals. This includes showing that if D ⊂eq A is a Cartan inclusion and J is a regular ideal in A, then D/(J D) is a Cartan subalgebra of A/J. We provide a description of regular ideals in reduced crossed products A r .

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