1998
DOI: 10.1090/surv/060
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Morita Equivalence and Continuous-Trace 𝐶*-Algebras

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“…[45,Theorem C.26]) given by σ(I) = x if and only if I contains the ideal generated by functions in C 0 (G (0) ) that vanish at x. Since V is an K(V)-A imprimitivity bimodule, the Rieffel correspondence restricts to a homeomorphism h : Prim K(V) → Prim A (see, for example, [33,Proposition 3.3.3]). Therefore one obtains by composition a continuous map…”
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“…[45,Theorem C.26]) given by σ(I) = x if and only if I contains the ideal generated by functions in C 0 (G (0) ) that vanish at x. Since V is an K(V)-A imprimitivity bimodule, the Rieffel correspondence restricts to a homeomorphism h : Prim K(V) → Prim A (see, for example, [33,Proposition 3.3.3]). Therefore one obtains by composition a continuous map…”
Section: Main Results and Applicationsmentioning
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“…If V is a right Hilbert module over a C * -algebra A [20,24,33,39], then there is a left A-module V * with a conjugate linear isomorphism from V to V * , written v → v * such that av * = (va * ) * and A u * , v * = u, v A . Rankone operators on V are defined via θ u,v (w) = u · v, w .…”
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“…Let J be the ideal of C * (E) generated by φ(I). By Theorem 5.22 the homomorphism φ induces an isomorphism φ I : C * (G)/I → Q(C * (E)/J)Q where Q ∈ M(C * (E)/J) is the image of Q ∈ M(C * (E)) under the extension of the quotient map to multiplier algebras (see [16,Corollary 2.51]). In particular, the projection Q is full.…”
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“…A version of Morita's theory appropriate for C*-algebras was developed by Rieffel (see Rieffel, 1974 andRaeburn andWilliams, 1998) and Blecher (see Blecher, 2001). It is also well known, for example (see Landsman, 2001a andLandsman, 2001b), that C*-algebras form a bicategory and two C*-algebras A, B are isomorphic in this bicategory iff they are Morita equivalent.…”
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