Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9495964 Journal of Functional Analysis 2005 20 Pages PDF
Abstract
Suppose A is a dual Banach algebra, and a representation π:A→B(ℓ2) is unital, weak* continuous, and contractive. We use a “Hilbert-Schmidt version” of Arveson distance formula to construct an operator space X, isometric to ℓ2⊗ℓ2, such that the space of completely bounded maps on X consists of Hilbert-Schmidt perturbations of π(A)⊗Iℓ2. This allows us to establish the existence of operator spaces with various interesting properties. For instance, we construct an operator space X for which the group K1(CB(X)) contains Z2 as a subgroup, and a completely indecomposable operator space containing an infinite dimensional homogeneous Hilbertian subspace.
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