A similarity degree characterization of nuclear C*-algebras
Gilles Pisier
Abstract
We show that a C*-algebra A is nuclear iff there is a constant K and α<3 such that, for any bounded homomorphism u A B(H), there is an isomorphism ξ H H satisfying \|ξ-1\|\|ξ\| K\|u\|α and such that ξ-1 u(.) ξ is a *-homomorphism. In other words, an infinite dimensional A is nuclear iff its length (in ths sense of our previous work on the Kadison similarity problem) is equal to 2.
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