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On operator Connes-amenability of the Fourier-Stieltjes algebra
Volker Runde, Nico Spronk, Matthew Wiersma
Runde and Spronk showed in 2004 that there are non-amenable groups , including , {whose Fourier-Stieltjes algebra, ,} is operator Connes-amenable. This result…
Entropies and Poisson boundaries of random walks on groups with rapid decay
Benjamin Anderson-Sackaney, Tim de Laat, Ebrahim Samei +1
Let be a countable group and a probability measure on . We build a new framework to compute asymptotic quantities associated with the -random walk on , using metho…
New tensor products of C*-algebras and characterization of type I C*-algebras as rigidly symmetric C*-algebras
Hun Hee Lee, Ebrahim Samei, Matthew Wiersma
We construct several new classes of bifunctors , where is a cross norm completion of for each pair of C*-algebras and . F…
Traces on locally compact groups
Brian Forrest, Nico Spronk, Matthew Wiersma
We conduct a systematic study of traces on locally compact groups, in particular traces on their universal and reduced C*-algebras. We introduce the trace kernel, and examine its r…
Cohomological obstructions to lifting properties for full group C-algebras
Adrian Ioana, Pieter Spaas, Matthew Wiersma
We develop a new method, based on non-vanishing of second cohomology groups, for proving the failure of lifting properties for full C-algebras of countable groups with (relativ…
Exotic C*-algebras of geometric groups
Ebrahim Samei, Matthew Wiersma
We consider a new class of potentially exotic group C*-algebras for a locally compact group , and its connection with the class of potentially exotic group C*-…
Quasi-Hermitian locally compact groups are amenable
Ebrahim Samei, Matthew Wiersma
A locally compact group is called Hermitian if the spectrum for every satisfying , and called quasi-Hermitian if…
Kirchberg's factorization property for locally compact groups
Matthew Wiersma
A locally compact group has the factorization property if the map is continuous with respect to the mi…
Existence of tracial states on reduced group C*-algebras
Brian E. Forrest, Nico Spronk, Matthew Wiersma
Let be a locally compact group. It is not always the case that its reduced C*-algebra admits a tracial state. We exhibit closely related necessary and sufficient con…
Weak containment by restrictions of induced representations
Matthew Wiersma
A QSIN group is a locally compact group whose group algebra admits a quasi-central bounded approximate identity. Examples of QSIN groups include every amenable group a…
Weak* tensor products for von Neumann algebras
Matthew Wiersma
The category of -algebras is blessed with many different tensor products. In contrast, virtually the only tensor product ever used in the category of von Neumann algebras is t…
On exotic group C*-algebras
Zhong-Jin Ruan, Matthew Wiersma
Let be a discrete group. A -algebra is an exotic -algebra (associated to ) if there exist proper surjective -quotients . In this…
-Fourier and Fourier-Stieltjes algebras for locally compact groups
Matthew Wiersma
Let be a locally compact group and . A continuous unitary representation of is an -representation if the matrix coefficient…
C*-norms for tensor products of discrete group C*-algebras
Matthew Wiersma
Let be a discrete group. We show that if is nonamenable, then the algebraic tensor products and do not admit unique $C^*…
Exotic group C*-algebras
Matthew Wiersma
Let be a discrete group. When is nonamenable, the reduced and full group *-algebras differ and it is generally believed that there should be many intermediate *-algeb…
Optimal error estimates for corrected trapezoidal rules
Erik Talvila, Matthew Wiersma
Corrected trapezoidal rules are proved for under the assumption that for some . Such quadrature rules involve the trapezoi…
Simple derivation of basic quadrature formulas
Erik Talvila, Matthew Wiersma
Simple proofs of the midpoint, trapezoidal and Simpson's rules are proved for numerical integration on a compact interval. The integrand is assumed to be twice continuously differe…
Quadrature rules with (not too many) derivatives
Matthew Wiersma
Quadrature formulas for where derivative terms need only be evaluated at and in the composite rule are identified. Error bounds are given when $f:[a,b]\t…