On generalized morphisms associated to endofunctors of C*-algebras

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author Makeev, Georgii S.
author_facet Makeev, Georgii S.
contents We introduce a class of good endofunctors of $C^{*}$-algebras, endow it with a structure of a bimonoidal category, and define homotopies of natural transformations between such endofunctors. For every pair of $C^{*}$-algebras and a good endofunctor, we construct a commutative monoid of generalized morphisms, and endow these monoids with a bilinear composition. This construction generalizes the homotopy category of asymptotic homomorphisms used in the definition of the Connes-Higson $E$-theory. We also introduce the notion of asymptotically adjoint good endofunctors, which has interesting applications to $E$-theory and $K$-homology.
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spellingShingle On generalized morphisms associated to endofunctors of C*-algebras
Makeev, Georgii S.
Operator Algebras
18M15, 46L85
We introduce a class of good endofunctors of $C^{*}$-algebras, endow it with a structure of a bimonoidal category, and define homotopies of natural transformations between such endofunctors. For every pair of $C^{*}$-algebras and a good endofunctor, we construct a commutative monoid of generalized morphisms, and endow these monoids with a bilinear composition. This construction generalizes the homotopy category of asymptotic homomorphisms used in the definition of the Connes-Higson $E$-theory. We also introduce the notion of asymptotically adjoint good endofunctors, which has interesting applications to $E$-theory and $K$-homology.
title On generalized morphisms associated to endofunctors of C*-algebras
topic Operator Algebras
18M15, 46L85
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.02001