Fully representable and *-semisimple topological partial *-algebras

J.-P. Antoine; G. Bellomonte; C. Trapani

Studia Mathematica (2012)

  • Volume: 208, Issue: 2, page 167-194
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

Abstract

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We continue our study of topological partial *-algebras, focusing our attention on *-semisimple partial *-algebras, that is, those that possess a multiplication core and sufficiently many *-representations. We discuss the respective roles of invariant positive sesquilinear (ips) forms and representable continuous linear functionals, and focus on the case where the two notions are completely interchangeable (fully representable partial *-algebras) with the aim of characterizing a *-semisimple partial *-algebra. Finally we describe various notions of bounded elements in such a partial *-algebra, in particular, those defined in terms of a positive cone (order bounded elements). The outcome is that, for an appropriate order relation, one recovers the ℳ-bounded elements introduced in previous works.

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J.-P. Antoine, G. Bellomonte, and C. Trapani. "Fully representable and *-semisimple topological partial *-algebras." Studia Mathematica 208.2 (2012): 167-194. <http://eudml.org/doc/285434>.

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