Crossed products of operator algebras and the K-theory of Cuntz algebras on spaces
arXiv:1309.6406
Abstract
For we define and study full and reduced crossed products of algebras of operators on -finite spaces by isometric actions of second countable locally compact groups. We give universal properties for both crossed products. When the group is abelian, we prove the existence of a dual action on the full and reduced operator crossed products. When the group is discrete, we construct a conditional expectation to the original algebra which is faithful in a suitable sense. For a free action of a discrete group on a compact metric space we identify all traces on the reduced operator crossed product, and if the action is also minimal we show that the reduced operator crossed product is simple. We prove that the full and reduced operator crossed products of an amenable operator algebra by a discrete amenable group are again amenable. We prove a Pimsner-Voiculescu exact sequence for the K-theory of reduced operator crossed products by We show that the analogs of the Cuntz algebras are stably isomorphic to reduced operator crossed products of stabilized UHF algebra by and show that and
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