2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfa.2022.109551
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A uniqueness theorem for twisted groupoid C*-algebras

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“…We denote by E (0) the unit space of E. The range and source maps r, s : E → E (0) are given by r(e) = ee −1 and s(e) = e −1 e, respectively. The set of composable pairs {(d, e) : s(d) = r(e)} is denoted by E (2) . Then E is principal if the map e → (r(e), s(e)) is injective.…”
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“…We denote by E (0) the unit space of E. The range and source maps r, s : E → E (0) are given by r(e) = ee −1 and s(e) = e −1 e, respectively. The set of composable pairs {(d, e) : s(d) = r(e)} is denoted by E (2) . Then E is principal if the map e → (r(e), s(e)) is injective.…”
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“…The existence of continuous local sections and the local trivializations are often assumed in the definition of a twist over an étale groupoid (see, for example, [39]), and it then follows that π is automatically an open map. Indeed, when G is étale, [39, Definition 11.1.1] and Definition 2.1 are equivalent, as outlined in [2,Remark 2.6].…”
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