Date of Defense

16-4-2024 10:00 AM

Location

F3-036

Document Type

Dissertation Defense

College

College of Science

Department

Mathematical Sciences

First Advisor

Prof. Ahmed Al Rawashdeh

Abstract

H. Dye proved that the unitary group in a factor determines the algebraic type of that factor. Al-Rawashdeh, Booth and Giordano established that, for a large class of simple unital C*- algebras, an isomorphism between the unitary groups, induces an isomorphism between their K0-ordered group and K1-groups. Then using the results of Dadarlat-Elliot-Gong and KirchbergPhillips, the C*-algebras are isomorphic. Dye introduced special projections P{i,j}(a) of the matrix algebra Mn(A), and he used it as a main tool to establish his results in the case of von Neumann factors. Precisely, in case of von Neumann algebra, he proved that if  is an orthoisomprhism which fixes all the P{i,j}(a), then it is the identity mapping on the projections. We discuss these projections and we give more properties in the case of C*-matrix algebras. Using Dye's approach, we prove that for a unital C*-algebra A, if  is an orthoisomorphism on P(Mn(A)) which fixes the P{i,j}(a), then  fixes all the projections on class D, consisting of some decomposition of P{i,j}(a). We introduce the invariant unitary groups property (IUG-P), the orthogonal IUG-P and the topological IUG-P. We investigate that some properties are IUG-P, orthogonal IUG-P or topological IUG-P, for certain C*-algebras. If the general linear groups (GL(A)) are isomorphic, we prove that the induced mapping between idempotents preserves the orthogonality, for a large class of unital C*-algebras, including certain type of UHFalgebras, 2-divisible K0-groups, Cuntz algebras On, 2 ≤ n ≤ ∞, and for simple unital purely infinite C*-algebras having 2-divisible K0- groups. We prove that if N is a normal subgroup of GL(On), then N contains all the symmetries of On. Also, we show that if N is any normal subgroup of unitary groups of compact operator K, which contains some certain type of involution, then N contains all the involutions of K.

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Apr 16th, 10:00 AM

ON THE PROJECTIONS AND UNITARY GROUPS OF UNITAL C*-ALGEBRAS

F3-036

H. Dye proved that the unitary group in a factor determines the algebraic type of that factor. Al-Rawashdeh, Booth and Giordano established that, for a large class of simple unital C*- algebras, an isomorphism between the unitary groups, induces an isomorphism between their K0-ordered group and K1-groups. Then using the results of Dadarlat-Elliot-Gong and KirchbergPhillips, the C*-algebras are isomorphic. Dye introduced special projections P{i,j}(a) of the matrix algebra Mn(A), and he used it as a main tool to establish his results in the case of von Neumann factors. Precisely, in case of von Neumann algebra, he proved that if  is an orthoisomprhism which fixes all the P{i,j}(a), then it is the identity mapping on the projections. We discuss these projections and we give more properties in the case of C*-matrix algebras. Using Dye's approach, we prove that for a unital C*-algebra A, if  is an orthoisomorphism on P(Mn(A)) which fixes the P{i,j}(a), then  fixes all the projections on class D, consisting of some decomposition of P{i,j}(a). We introduce the invariant unitary groups property (IUG-P), the orthogonal IUG-P and the topological IUG-P. We investigate that some properties are IUG-P, orthogonal IUG-P or topological IUG-P, for certain C*-algebras. If the general linear groups (GL(A)) are isomorphic, we prove that the induced mapping between idempotents preserves the orthogonality, for a large class of unital C*-algebras, including certain type of UHFalgebras, 2-divisible K0-groups, Cuntz algebras On, 2 ≤ n ≤ ∞, and for simple unital purely infinite C*-algebras having 2-divisible K0- groups. We prove that if N is a normal subgroup of GL(On), then N contains all the symmetries of On. Also, we show that if N is any normal subgroup of unitary groups of compact operator K, which contains some certain type of involution, then N contains all the involutions of K.