Meet Irreducible Ideals and Representations of Limit Algebras
Kenneth R. Davidson, Elias Katsoulis, Justin Peters
Abstract
In this paper we give a criterion for an ideal of a TAF algebra to be meet irreducible. We show that an ideal J of A is meet irreducile if and only if the C*-envelope of the quotient A/J is primitive. In that case, A/J admits a nest representation which extends to a *-representation of the C*-envelope for A/J. We also characterize the meet irreducible ideals as the kernels of nest representations; this settles the question of whether the n-primitive and meet irreducible ideals coincide.
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