Journal of Operator Theory
Volume 71, Issue 2, Spring 2014 pp. 517-569.
Homomorphisms into simple Z-stable
C∗-algebras
Authors:
Huaxin Lin (1) and Zhuang Niu (2)
Author institution: (1) Department of Mathematics, East China Normal
University, Shanghai, China; current address: Department of Mathematics, University
of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403, U.S.A.
(2) Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Memorial University of
Newfoundland, St. John's, NL A1C5S7, Canada; current address: Department
of Mathematics, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071, U.S.A.
Summary: Let A and B be unital separable simple amenable
\CA s which satisfy the
universal coefficient theorem. Suppose {that} A and B are Z-stable and are of rationally tracial rank no more than one.
We prove the following: Suppose that ϕ,ψ:A→B are unital
{∗-monomorphisms}. There exists
a sequence of unitaries {un}⊂B such that
lim
if and only if
[\phi]=[\psi]\ \text{in } KL(A,B),\ \phi_{\sharp}=\psi_{\sharp}\mbox{ and
}\phi^{\ddag}=\psi^{\ddag},
where \phi_{\sharp}, \psi_{\sharp}: \aff(\tr(A))\to \aff(\tr(B)) and
\phi^{\ddag}, \psi^{\ddag}:
U(A)/CU(A)\to U(B)/CU(B) are {the} induced maps (where \tr(A) and
\tr(B) are {the} tracial state spaces
of A and B, and CU(A) and CU(B) are the closures of the commutator
subgroups of the unitary groups
of A and B, respectively). We also show that this holds if A is a
rationally AH-algebra which is not necessarily simple. Moreover, for any
{strictly positive unit-preserving} \kappa\in KL(A,B), %preserving the
order and the identity,
any continuous affine map \lambda: \aff(\tr(A))\to \aff(\tr(B))
and any continuous group \hm\ \gamma: U(A)/CU(A)\to U(B)/CU(B)
which are compatible, we also show that
there is a unital \hm\ \phi: A\to B so that
([\phi],\phi_{\sharp},\phi^{\ddag})=(\kappa, \lambda, \gamma), at least
in the case that K_1(A)
is a free group.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7900/jot.2012jul10.1975
Keywords: classification of C^*-algebras, AH-algebras, \mathcal
Z-stable C^*-algebras, homotopy lemma, uniqueness theorems
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