Pure E0-semigroups and absorbing states
William Arveson
Abstract
An E0-semigroup acting on B(H) is called pure if the intersection of the ranges αt(B(H)), t>0, is the algebra of scalars. We determine all pure E0-semigroups which have a weakly continuous invariant state ω and which are minimal in an appropriate sense. In such cases, for every normal state ρ there is convergence to equilibrium in the trace norm t∞\| ραt - ω\| = 0. A normal state ω with this property is called an absorbing state. Such E0-semigroups mest be cocycle perturbations of CAR/CCR flows, and we develop systematic methods for constructing those perturbations which have absorbing states with prescribed finite eigenvalue lists.
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