Centralizing mappings on von Neumann algebras

Central Extension of Mappings on von Neumann Algebras

Let M be a von Neumann algebra and ρ : M → M be a ∗-homomorphism. Then ρ is called a centrally extendable ∗-homomorphism (CEH) if there is a maximal abelian subalgebra (masa) M of the commutant M of M and a surjective ∗-homomorphism φ : M → M such that φ(Z) = ρ(Z) for all Z in the center of M. A ∗-ρderivation δ : M → M is called a centrally extendable ∗-ρ-derivation (CED) if there is a masa M o...

Nonlinear $*$-Lie higher derivations on factor von Neumann algebras

Let $mathcal M$ be a factor von Neumann algebra. It is shown that every nonlinear $*$-Lie higher derivation$D={phi_{n}}_{ninmathbb{N}}$ on $mathcal M$ is additive. In particular, if $mathcal M$ is infinite type $I$factor, a concrete characterization of $D$ is given.

Notes on von Neumann algebras

von Neumann Algebras

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Von Neumann Algebras

The purpose of these notes is to provide a rapid introduction to von Neumann algebras which gets to the examples and active topics with a minimum of technical baggage. In this sense it is opposite in spirit from the treatises of Dixmier [], Takesaki[], Pedersen[], Kadison-Ringrose[], Stratila-Zsido[]. The philosophy is to lavish attention on a few key results and examples, and we prefer to make...