On approximation properties of Pimsner algebras and crossed products by Hilbert bimodules
Adam Skalski, Joachim Zacharias
Abstract
Let X be a Hilbert bimodule over a C*-algebra A and OX= A X . Using a finite section method we construct a sequence of completely positive contractions factoring through matrix algebras over A which act on sξ sη* as Schur multipliers converging to the identity. This shows immediately that for a finitely generated X the algebra OX inherits any standard approximation property such as nuclearity, exactness, CBAP or OAP from A. We generalise this to certain general Pimsner algebras by proving semi-splitness of the Toeplitz extension under certain conditions and discuss some examples.
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