Meet irreducible ideals in direct limit algebras
Allan P. Donsig, Alan Hopenwasser, Timothy D. Hudson, Michael P. Lamoureux, Baruch Solel
Abstract
We study the meet irreducible ideals in certain direct limit algebras, namely the strongly maximal triangular subalgebras of AF C*-algebras. These ideals have a description in terms of the coordinates, or spectrum, that is a natural extension of one description of meet irreducible ideals in the upper triangular matrices. Additional information is available if the limit algebra is an analytic subalgebra of its C*-envelope or if the analytic algebra is trivially analytic with an injective 0-cocycle. Completely meet irreducible ideals are considered, and a distance formula is presented.
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