2004
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-04-07370-8
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On embeddings of full amalgamated free product C*–algebras

Abstract: Abstract. We examine the question of when the * -homomorphism λ : A * D B → A * D B of full amalgamated free product C * -algebras, arising from compatible inclusions of C * -algebras A ⊆ A, B ⊆ B and D ⊆ D, is an embedding. Results giving sufficient conditions for λ to be injective, as well as classes of examples where λ fails to be injective, are obtained. As an application, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for the full amalgamated free product of finite-dimensional C * -algebras to be residually … Show more

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“…We next prove this where the amalgamation is over any common C‐algebra. This generalizes [, Proposition 2.2] due to Armstrong, Dykema, Exel and Li for free products of finitely many C‐algebras amalgamated over a common C‐algebra.…”
Section: Free Products and The Unique Extension Propertysupporting
confidence: 69%
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“…We next prove this where the amalgamation is over any common C‐algebra. This generalizes [, Proposition 2.2] due to Armstrong, Dykema, Exel and Li for free products of finitely many C‐algebras amalgamated over a common C‐algebra.…”
Section: Free Products and The Unique Extension Propertysupporting
confidence: 69%
“…Trying to leverage our results to free products, we discuss some of the general theory of free products of operator algebras, and prove a joint unital completely positive extension theorem for free products of operator algebras amalgamated over any common C‐algebra (see Theorem ). Complete injectivity of amalgamated free products of C‐algebras was shown by Armstrong, Dykema, Exel and Li , and we are able to use our dilation techniques to generalize this to free products of operator algebras amalgamated over any common C‐subalgebra (see Proposition ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 69%
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“…And since all of the edges that give rise to this partial isometry are reversible none of these edges are contained in the partition that contains e.Now P v C * (G)P v , as in the proof of the second case of 2 contains a copy of C(T) generated by Z. We now have that P v C * (G, χ)P v contains a copy of C k * C C * (Z) [5] which contains a copy of C k * C C(T) which is not exact, and hence C * (G, C) is not exact. Now if (G, χ) does not contain a reversible loop then after completing Algorithm 5.2 we are left with a graph which is essentially a directed graph except potentially for those edges in E a (i.e.…”
Section: 3mentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Pedersen [11] shows that if B Ă C 1 Ă A 1 and B Ă C 2 Ă A 2 are unital inclusions of C*-algebras, then the natural map of C 1ˇC2 into A 1ˇA2 given by the universal property is injective. An alternative proof was given later by Armstrong, Dykema, Exel and Li [1]. This result can be extended to free products of finitely many C*-algebras.…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 85%