Let L be the complete lattice generated by a nest N on an infinite-dimensional separable Hilbert space H and a rank one projection P ξ given by a vector ξ in H. Assume that ξ is a separating vector for N , the core...Let L be the complete lattice generated by a nest N on an infinite-dimensional separable Hilbert space H and a rank one projection P ξ given by a vector ξ in H. Assume that ξ is a separating vector for N , the core of the nest algebra Alg(N ). We show that L is a Kadison-Singer lattice, and hence the corresponding algebra Alg(L) is a Kadison-Singer algebra. We also describe the center of Alg(L) and its commutator modulo itself, and show that every bounded derivation from Alg(L) into itself is inner, and all n-th bounded cohomology groups H n (Alg(L), B(H)) of Alg(L) with coefficients in B(H) are trivial for all n≥1.展开更多
We show that many Kadison-Singer algebras are maximal triangular in all algebras containing them although their definition requires the maximality taken in the class of reflexive algebras. Diagonal-trivial maximal non...We show that many Kadison-Singer algebras are maximal triangular in all algebras containing them although their definition requires the maximality taken in the class of reflexive algebras. Diagonal-trivial maximal non self-adjoint subalgebras of matrix algebras with lower dimensions are classified.展开更多
The Kadison-Singer problem has variants in different branches of the sciences and one of these variants was proved in 2013. Based on the idea of “sparsification” and with its origins in quantum physics, at the sixti...The Kadison-Singer problem has variants in different branches of the sciences and one of these variants was proved in 2013. Based on the idea of “sparsification” and with its origins in quantum physics, at the sixtieth anniversary of the problem, we revisit the problem in its original formulation and also explore its transition to a result with wide ranging applications. We also describe how the notion of “sparsification” transcended various fields and how this notion led to resolution of the problem.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. A0324614, 10971117)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province (Grant No. Y2006A03,ZR2009AQ005)
文摘Let L be the complete lattice generated by a nest N on an infinite-dimensional separable Hilbert space H and a rank one projection P ξ given by a vector ξ in H. Assume that ξ is a separating vector for N , the core of the nest algebra Alg(N ). We show that L is a Kadison-Singer lattice, and hence the corresponding algebra Alg(L) is a Kadison-Singer algebra. We also describe the center of Alg(L) and its commutator modulo itself, and show that every bounded derivation from Alg(L) into itself is inner, and all n-th bounded cohomology groups H n (Alg(L), B(H)) of Alg(L) with coefficients in B(H) are trivial for all n≥1.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11371290)
文摘We show that many Kadison-Singer algebras are maximal triangular in all algebras containing them although their definition requires the maximality taken in the class of reflexive algebras. Diagonal-trivial maximal non self-adjoint subalgebras of matrix algebras with lower dimensions are classified.
文摘The Kadison-Singer problem has variants in different branches of the sciences and one of these variants was proved in 2013. Based on the idea of “sparsification” and with its origins in quantum physics, at the sixtieth anniversary of the problem, we revisit the problem in its original formulation and also explore its transition to a result with wide ranging applications. We also describe how the notion of “sparsification” transcended various fields and how this notion led to resolution of the problem.
