On the K-theory of higher rank graph C*-algebras

Abstract

Given a row-finite k-graph with no sources we investigate the K-theory of the higher rank graph C*-algebra, C*(). When k=2 we are able to give explicit formulae to calculate the K-groups of C*(). The K-groups of C*() for k>2 can be calculated under certain circumstances and we consider the case k=3. We prove that for arbitrary k, the torsion-free rank of K0(C*()) and K1(C*)) are equal when C*() is unital, and for k=2 we determine the position of the class of the unit of C*() in K0(C*()).

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