Discrete product systems and twisted crossed products by semigroups
N. Fowler, I. Raeburn
Abstract
A product system E over a semigroup P is a family of Hilbert spaces Es:s∈ P together with multiplications Es × Et Est. We view E as a unitary- valued cocycle on P, and consider twisted crossed products A ×β,E P involving E and an action βof P by endomorphisms of a C*-algebra A. When P is quasi-lattice ordered in the sense of Nica, we isolate a class of covariant representations of E, and consider a twisted crossed product BP ×τ,E P which is universal for covariant representations of E when E has finite-dimensional fibres, and in general is slightly larger. In particular, when P=N and E1=∞, our algebra B ×τ,E N is a new infinite analogue of the Toeplitz-Cuntz algebras TOn. Our main theorem is a characterisation of the faithful representations of BP ×τ,E P.
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