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math.OA2018★ 1 cited

Reconstructing directed graphs from generalised gauge actions on their Toeplitz algebras

Nathan Brownlowe, Marcelo Laca, David Robertson +1

We show how to reconstruct a finite directed graph E from its Toeplitz algebra, its gauge action, and the canonical finite-dimensional abelian subalgebra generated by the vertex pr…

math.OA2018

Equilibrium states on higher-rank Toeplitz noncommutative solenoids

Zahra Afsar, Astrid an Huef, Iain Raeburn +1

We consider a family of higher-dimensional noncommutative tori, which are twisted analogues of the algebras of continuous functions on ordinary tori, and their Toeplitz extensions.…

math.OA2018★ 25 cited

Ample groupoids: equivalence, homology, and Matui's HK conjecture

Carla Farsi, Alex Kumjian, David Pask +1

We investigate the homology of ample Hausdorff groupoids. We establish that a number of notions of equivalence of groupoids appearing in the literature coincide for ample Hausdorff…

math.OA2018

The suspension of a graph, and associated C*-algebras

Aidan Sims

Given a directed graph E, we construct for each real number l a quiver whose vertex space is the topological realisation of E, and whose edges are directed paths of length l in the…

math.OA2018

Simplicity of algebras associated to non-Hausdorff groupoids

Lisa Orloff Clark, Ruy Exel, Enrique Pardo +2

We prove a uniqueness theorem and give a characterization of simplicity for Steinberg algebras associated to non-Hausdorff ample groupoids. We also prove a uniqueness theorem and g…

math.KT2018★ 1 cited

Poincare duality for Cuntz-Pimsner algebras of bimodules

A. Rennie, D. Robertson, A. Sims

We present a new approach to Poincare duality for Cuntz-Pimsner algebras. We provide sufficient conditions under which Poincare self-duality for the coefficient algebra of a Hilber…