Algebraically irreducible representations and structure space of the Banach algebra associated with a topological dynamical system
arXiv:1407.8328 · doi:10.1016/j.aim.2016.06.008
Abstract
If is a compact Hausdorff space and is a homeomorphism of , then a Banach algebra of crossed product type is naturally associated with this topological dynamical system . If consists of one point, then is the group algebra of the integers. We study the algebraically irreducible representations of on complex vector spaces, its primitive ideals and its structure space. The finite dimensional algebraically irreducible representations are determined up to algebraic equivalence, and a sufficiently rich family of infinite dimensional algebraically irreducible representations is constructed to be able to conclude that is semisimple. All primitive ideals of are selfadjoint, and is Hermitian if there are only periodic points in . If is metrisable or all points are periodic, then all primitive ideals arise as in our construction. A part of the structure space of is conditionally shown to be homeomorphic to the product of a space of finite orbits and . If is a finite set, then the structure space is the topological disjoint union of a number of tori, one for each orbit in . If all points of have the same finite period, then it is the product of the orbit space and . For rational rotations of , this implies that the structure space is homeomorphic to .
32 pages. Editorial improvements from the first version, and a few remarks added. Final version, to appear in Advances in Mathematics
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