The Nuclear Dimension of Extensions and Graph C*-Algebras
Samuel Evington, Gregory Faurot, Christopher Schafhauser
Abstract
We prove that the nuclear dimension of any graph C*-algebra is at most two, and we compute the exact value of the nuclear dimension for a large class of graph C*-algebras. In particular, this class covers all graphs with Condition (K). Our methods --- based on Szabó's recent KK-uniqueness theorem --- provide a unified approach to computing the nuclear dimension of various extensions. This includes the nuclear dimension of the Toeplitz algebra (first computed by Brake--Winter) and that of the Cuntz--Toeplitz algebras (first computed by Easo et al).
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