Discrete product systems of Hilbert bimodules
Neal J. Fowler
Abstract
A Hilbert bimodule is a right Hilbert module X over a C*-algebra A together with a left action of A as adjointable operators on X. We consider families X = Xs :s∈ P of Hilbert bimodules, indexed by a semigroup P, which are endowed with a multiplication which implements isomorphisms XsA Xt Xst; such a family is a called a product system. We define a generalized Cuntz- Pimsner algebra OX, and we show that every twisted crossed product of A by P can be realized as OX for a suitable product system X. Assuming P is quasi- lattice ordered in the sense of Nica, we analyze a certain Toeplitz extension Tcov(X) of OX by embedding it in a crossed product BP ×τ,X P which has been ``twisted'' by X; our main Theorem is a characterization of the faithful representations of BP ×τ,X P.
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