-spectral triples and -quantum compact metric spaces
arXiv:2411.13735 · doi:10.1007/s00041-025-10211-5
Abstract
For , we generalize the concept of classical spectral triples by extending the framework from Hilbert spaces to -spaces, and from C*-algebras to -operator algebras. In addition, we define an -spectral triple to be metric when the state space of the algebra has a -quantum compact metric space structure. Specifically, we construct -spectral triples for reduced -group algebras of countable discrete groups with proper length functions and also for UHF-algebras of infinite tensor product type, the latter inspired by E. Christensen and C. Ivan's construction of a Dirac operator on AF C*-algebras. We prove that -spectral triples associated with -group algebras (provided that the length function is of bounded doubling) and those associated with UHF-algebras are always metric.
arXiv commentAMSLaTeX; 30 pages; v4: final version to appear in the Journal of Fourier Analysis and Applications
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