The similarity degree of an operator algebra II
Gilles Pisier
Abstract
For every integer d 1, there is a unital closed subalgebra Ad⊂ B(H) with similarity degree equal precisely to d, in the sense of our previous paper. This means that for any unital homomorphism u Ad B(H) we have \|u\|cb K\|u\|d with K>0 independent of u, and the exponent d in this estimate cannot be improved. The proof that the degree is larger than d-1 crucially uses an upper bound for the norms of certain Gaussian random matrices due to Haagerup and Thorbjørnsen. We also include several complements to our previous publications on the same subject.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Superselection theory for 2D braided quantum spin systems via Connes fusion
Gregory Faurot, Charlton Li, David Penneys et al.
A Transfinite Christensen--Pedersen Argument
Jananan Arulseelan
Toeplitz C*-algebras on radially weighted Fock spaces: commutativity and spectral representation
Khalid Bdarneh
Maximal Algebraic Ideals in Nonunital C*-Algebras
Zhichao Liu, Xin Ma
Quasidiagonal traces need not form a face
Mehdi Moradi
Cohomology of Amenable Traces
Mehdi Moradi