Geometric realization and K-theoretic decomposition of C*-algebras
Claude Schochet
Abstract
Suppose that A is a separable C*-algebra and that G* is a (graded) subgroup of K*(A). Then there is a natural short exact sequence 0 G* K*(A) K*(A)/G* 0. In this note we demonstrate how to geometrically realize this sequence at the level of C*-algebras. As a result, we KK-theoretically decompose A as 0 A K Af SAt 0 where K*(At) is the torsion subgroup of K*(A) and K*(Af) is its torsionfree quotient. Then we further decompose At : it is KK-equivalent to p Ap where K*(Ap) is the p-primary subgroup of the torsion subgroup of K*(A). We then apply this realization to study the Kasparov group K*(A) and related objects.
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