Cross-sectional C*-algebras associated to subgroups
Abstract
Given a Fell bundle B=\Bt\t∈ G over a locally compact and Hausdorff group G and a closed subgroup H⊂ G, we construct quotients C*H B(B) and C*H G(B) of the full cross-sectional C*-algebra C*(B) analogous to Exel-Ng's reduced algebras C* r(B) C*\e\ B(B) and C*R(B) C*\e\ G(B). An absorption principle, similar to Fell's one, is used to give conditions on B and H (e.g. G discrete and B saturated, or H normal) ensuring C*H B(B)=C*H G(B). The tools developed here enable us to show that if the normalizer of H is open in G and BH:=\Bt\t∈ H is the reduction of B to H, then C*(BH)=C* r(BH) if and only if C*H B(B)=C* r(B); the last identification being implied by C*(B)=C* r(B). We also prove that if G is inner amenable and C* r(B) C* r(G)=C* r(B) C* r(G), then C*(B)=C* r(B).
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