Inductive limits, unique traces and tracial rank zero
Nathanial P. Brown
Abstract
In the program to classify C*-algebras, it is very important to find abstract conditions which are sufficient to imply that a given algebra has tracial rank zero, in the sense of Huaxin Lin. Even in the presence of a unique trace, we show that the union of the known necessary conditions is not enough.
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