On the Nielsen-Thomsen sequence

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Main Author: Cantier, Laurent
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contents The Nielsen-Thomsen sequence plays a pivotal role in refining invariants for C$^*$-algebras beyond the Elliott classification framework. This paper revisits the sequence, introducing the concepts of Nielsen-Thomsen bases, rotation maps and diagonalisable morphisms, to better understand its unnatural splitting. These insights enable novel comparison methods for *-homomorphisms at the level of the Hausdorffized algebraic K$_1$-groups, and subsequently the Hausdorffized unitary Cuntz group. We apply our methods to classification via the Hausdorffized unitary Cuntz semigroup. In particular, we present a new proof of the non-isomorphism between two A$\mathbb{T}$-algebras constructed by Gong, Jiang and Li. We also exhibit several pairs of non-unitarily equivalent *-homomorphisms with domain C($\mathbb{T}$).
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spellingShingle On the Nielsen-Thomsen sequence
Cantier, Laurent
Operator Algebras
The Nielsen-Thomsen sequence plays a pivotal role in refining invariants for C$^*$-algebras beyond the Elliott classification framework. This paper revisits the sequence, introducing the concepts of Nielsen-Thomsen bases, rotation maps and diagonalisable morphisms, to better understand its unnatural splitting. These insights enable novel comparison methods for *-homomorphisms at the level of the Hausdorffized algebraic K$_1$-groups, and subsequently the Hausdorffized unitary Cuntz group. We apply our methods to classification via the Hausdorffized unitary Cuntz semigroup. In particular, we present a new proof of the non-isomorphism between two A$\mathbb{T}$-algebras constructed by Gong, Jiang and Li. We also exhibit several pairs of non-unitarily equivalent *-homomorphisms with domain C($\mathbb{T}$).
title On the Nielsen-Thomsen sequence
topic Operator Algebras
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.11975