Thu, 12 Jan 2023
16:00
Quillen Room

A finite-dimensional approach to K-homology.

Rufus Willett
(University of Hawaii)
Abstract

K-homology is the dual theory to K-theory for C*-algebras.  I will show how under appropriate quasi-diagonality and countability assumptions K-homology (more generally, KK-theory) can be realized by completely positive and contractive, and approximately multiplicative, maps to matrix algebras modulo an appropriate equivalence relation.  I’ll briefly explain some connections to manifold topology and existence / uniqueness theorems in C*-algebra classification theory (due to Dadarlat and Eilers).

 

Some of this is based on joint work with Guoliang Yu, and some is work in progress

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