The Choquet boundary of an operator system

Abstract

We show that every operator system (and hence every unital operator algebra) has sufficiently many boundary representations to generate the C*-envelope.

15 pages; simplified proof of key lemma, added new short proof of sufficiency of boundary representations

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• The noncommutative Choquet boundary

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