A simple proof of a theorem of Kirchberg and related results on -norms
arXiv:math/9512205
Abstract
Recently, E.\ Kirchberg [K1--2] revived the study of pairs of -algebras such that there is only one -norm on the algebraic tensor product , or equivalently such that . Recall that a -algebra is called nuclear cf.\ [L, EL] if this happens for any -algebra . Kirchberg [K1] constructed the first example of a non-nuclear -algebra such that . He also proved the following striking result [K2] for which we give a very simple proof and which we extend. \proclaim Theorem 0.1. {\bf (Kirchberg [K2]).} Let be any free group and let be the (full) -algebra of , then
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