Perturbations of Subalgebras of Type II1 Factors
Sorin Popa, Allan Sinclair, Roger Smith
Abstract
We consider two von Neumann subalgebras B0 and B of a type II1 factor N. For a map ϕ on N, we define \[\|ϕ\|∞,2=\\|ϕ(x)\|2 \|x\| ≤ 1\,\] and we measure the distance between B0 and B by the quantity \| E B0- E B\|∞,2. Under the hypothesis that the relative commutant in N of each algebra is equal to its center, we prove that close subalgebras have large compressions which are spatially isomorphic by a partial isometry close to 1 in the \|· \|2--norm. This hypothesis is satisfied, in particular, by masas and subfactors of trivial relative commutant. A general version with a slightly weaker conclusion is also proved. As a consequence, we show that if A is a masa and u∈ N is a unitary such that A and u Au* are close, then u must be close to a unitary which normalizes A. These qualitative statements are given quantitative formulations in the paper.
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