A K-Theoritic Approach to Some C*-Algebras
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In this paper we look at the K-theory of a specific C*-algebra closely related to the irrational rotation algebra. Also it is shown that any automorphism of a C*-algebra A induces group automorphisms of K_{1}(A) amd K_{0}(A) in an obvious way. An interesting problem for any C*-algebra A is to find out whether, given an automorphism of K_{0}(A) and an automorphism of K_{1}(A), we can lift them to an automorphism of A or M_{n}(A) for some positive integer n.
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volume 4 issue None
pages 25- 31
publication date 2009-11
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