Ideal quantum metrics from fractional Laplacians

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Hauptverfasser: Gerontogiannis, Dimitris Michail, Mesland, Bram
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author Gerontogiannis, Dimitris Michail
Mesland, Bram
author_facet Gerontogiannis, Dimitris Michail
Mesland, Bram
contents We develop a novel framework for Monge--Kantorovič metrics using Schatten ideals and commutators of fractional Laplacians on Ahlfors regular spaces. Notably, for those metrics we derive closed formulas in terms of spectra of higher-order fractional Laplacians. For our proofs we develop new techniques in noncommutative geometry, in particular a Weyl law and Schatten-class commutators, yielding refined quantum metrics on the space of Borel probability measures. Lastly, our fractional analysis extends to dynamical systems. We showcase this in the setting of expansive algebraic $\mathbb Z^m$-actions and homoclinic $C^*$-algebras of certain hyperbolic dynamical systems. These findings illustrate the versatility of fractional analysis in fractal geometry, dynamical systems and noncommutative geometry.
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spellingShingle Ideal quantum metrics from fractional Laplacians
Gerontogiannis, Dimitris Michail
Mesland, Bram
Operator Algebras
Dynamical Systems
Functional Analysis
Metric Geometry
Spectral Theory
31C25, 30L99, 46L87, 46L30, 37A55
We develop a novel framework for Monge--Kantorovič metrics using Schatten ideals and commutators of fractional Laplacians on Ahlfors regular spaces. Notably, for those metrics we derive closed formulas in terms of spectra of higher-order fractional Laplacians. For our proofs we develop new techniques in noncommutative geometry, in particular a Weyl law and Schatten-class commutators, yielding refined quantum metrics on the space of Borel probability measures. Lastly, our fractional analysis extends to dynamical systems. We showcase this in the setting of expansive algebraic $\mathbb Z^m$-actions and homoclinic $C^*$-algebras of certain hyperbolic dynamical systems. These findings illustrate the versatility of fractional analysis in fractal geometry, dynamical systems and noncommutative geometry.
title Ideal quantum metrics from fractional Laplacians
topic Operator Algebras
Dynamical Systems
Functional Analysis
Metric Geometry
Spectral Theory
31C25, 30L99, 46L87, 46L30, 37A55
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.04187