Induction in stages for crossed products of C*-algebras by maximal coactions
Astrid an Huef, S. Kaliszewski, Iain Raeburn, Dana P. Williams
Abstract
Let B be a C*-algebra with a maximal coaction of a locally compact group G, and let N and H be closed normal subgroups of G with N contained in H. We show that the process Ind(G/H)G which uses Mansfield's bimodule to induce representations of the crossed product of B by G from those of the restricted crossed product of B by (G/H) is equivalent to the two-stage induction process: Ind(G/N)G composed with Ind(G/H)(G/N). The proof involves a calculus of symmetric imprimitivity bimodules which relates the bimodule tensor product to the fibred product of the underlying spaces.
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