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most citedHereditary subalgebras of operator algebras

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math.OA2026

Quantum integrals

David P. Blecher, Louis E. Labuschagne

We first solve in ZFC a problem that the first author and Weaver posed ten years ago: a state on a von Neumann algebra is countably additive on orthogonal projections if and only i…

math.OA2026

Compact convex sets and bases--classical and noncommutative

David P. Blecher, Christiaan H. Pretorius

Matrix and noncommutative convexity constitute an important area of modern noncommutative analysis and have found significant applications in mathematical physics. In the first par…

math.OA2026

Base norm spaces--classical, complex, and noncommutative

David P. Blecher, Damon M. Hay

We generalize the theory of base norm spaces to the complex case, and further to the noncommutative setting relevant to `quantum convexity'. In particular, we establish the duality…

math.OA2026

Regularity of compact convex sets--classical and noncommutative

David P. Blecher

The classical theory of regularity of embeddings of compact convex sets was developed in the 1970s, exclusively in the real case, and even there it does not appear to have been sta…

math.OA2025

Real decomposable maps on operator systems

David P. Blecher, Christiaan H. Pretorius

We initiate and study the theory of ``real decomposable maps" between real operator systems. Formally, this is new even in the complex case, which hitherto has restricted itself to…

math.OA2025

Commutativity of operator algebras

David P. Blecher

We call an operator algebra A {\em reversible} if A with reversed multiplication is also an abstract operator algebra (in the modern operator space sense). This class of operator a…