Non-Abelian Factors for Actions of Z and Other Non-C*-Simple Groups
Abstract
Let be a countable group and (X, ) a compact topological dynamical system. We study the question of the existence of an intermediate C*-subalgebra A C*r()<A<C(X)r, which is not of the form A = C(Y) r , corresponding to a factor map (X,) (Y,). Here C*r () and C(X) r are the reduced C*-algebras of and (X,) respectively. Our main results are (1) For , which is not C*-simple, if (X,) admits a -invariant probability measure, then such a sub-algebra always exists. (2) For = Z and (X, ) an irrational rotation of the circle X = S1, we give a full description of all these non-crossed-product subalgebras.
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