Titlebook: K-Theory for Operator Algebras; Bruce Blackadar Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 K-theory.algebra.operator algebra

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it des Verteilungsfaktors von der Temperatur, von der Zusammensetzung der fluiden Phase und von der Kristallisationsgeschwindigkeit zu kennen (s. Abschnitt IV). Die Faktoren, mit denen man in der chemischen Praxis eine Fraktionierung beeinflussen kann, stellen also bei geowissenschaftlichen Probleme

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0940-4740 ill this gap. We will develop the K -theory of Banach algebras, the theory of extensions of C*-algebras, and the operator K -theory of Kasparov from scratch to 978-1-4613-9574-4978-1-4613-9572-0Series ISSN 0940-4740

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Introduction to K-Theory,This expository section is intended only as motivation and historical perspective for the theory to be developed in these notes. See [.] and [.] for a complete development of the topological theory.

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,K1—Theory and Bott Periodicity,In this chapter, we will define the higher .-groups of a Banach algebra and relate them to suspensions in section 8, and then prove the Bott Periodicity Theorem and establish the fundamental .-theory exact sequence in section 9.

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K-Theory of Crossed Products,In this section, we will develop exact sequences which allow computation of the .-groups of crossed products of C*-algebras by . or cyclic groups.

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More Preliminaries,We have decided to collect all the preliminary results needed for .theory and Kasparov theory into a single chapter, even though not all of the results will be needed immediately. We have done this since the three sections of this chapter are closely related and it is more efficient to do everything at once.

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Theory of Extensions,In this chapter, we will develop the Brown-Douglas-Fillmore (BDF) theory of extensions, and the generalization due to Kasparov.