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On weak automorphisms of universal algebras

R. James

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CONTENTSIntroduction.................................................................................................................... 5Section 1. The group of weak automorphisms...................................................... 6Section 2. Weak automorphisms of finitely generated free algebras................ 9Section 3. Representation of groups as weak automorphism groups ofalgebras............................................................................................................................

Notes on automorphisms of ultrapowers of II₁ factors

David Sherman (2009)

Studia Mathematica

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In functional analysis, approximative properties of an object become precise in its ultrapower. We discuss this idea and its consequences for automorphisms of II₁ factors. Here are some sample results: (1) an automorphism is approximately inner if and only if its ultrapower is ℵ₀-locally inner; (2) the ultrapower of an outer automorphism is always outer; (3) for unital *-homomorphisms from a separable nuclear C*-algebra into an ultrapower of a II₁ factor, equality of the induced traces...

Endomorphisms of the Cuntz algebras

Roberto Conti, Jeong Hee Hong, Wojciech Szymański (2011)

Banach Center Publications

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This mainly expository article is devoted to recent advances in the study of dynamical aspects of the Cuntz algebras 𝓞ₙ, n < ∞, via their automorphisms and, more generally, endomorphisms. A combinatorial description of permutative automorphisms of 𝓞ₙ in terms of labelled, rooted trees is presented. This in turn gives rise to an algebraic characterization of the restricted Weyl group of 𝓞ₙ. It is shown how this group is related to certain classical dynamical systems on the Cantor...

Automorphisms of concrete logics

Mirko Navara, Josef Tkadlec (1991)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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The main result of this paper is Theorem 3.3: Every concrete logic (i.e., every set-representable orthomodular poset) can be enlarged to a concrete logic with a given automorphism group and with a given center. Since every sublogic of a concrete logic is concrete, too, and since not every state space of a (general) quantum logic is affinely homeomorphic to the state space of a concrete logic [8], our result seems in a sense the best possible. Further, we show that every group is an automorphism...