You Can See the Arrows in a Quiver Operator Algebra
Baruch Solel
math.OAarXiv:math/0309420
Abstract
We prove that two quiver operator algebras can be isometrically isomorphic only if the quivers (=directed graphs) are isomorphic. We also show how the graph can be recovered from certain representations of the algebra.
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