Full factors and coamenable inclusions
Jon Bannon (Siena College)
Thursday 23rd May, 2019 16:00-17:00 Maths 311B
Abstract
If a factor is full then every approximately inner automorphism is inner. We have the following generalization: If a factor 
is full, then the any correspondence of weakly equivalent to the trivial correspondence must contain the trivial correspondence. This generalization provides a perspective that allows us to prove that if 
is a coamenable inclusion with faithful, normal conditional expectation and a full factor, then there is a nonzero 
so that 
is full. As a corollary, this affirmatively answers Problem 3.3.2 of Popa's correspondences preprint from 1986. Furthermore, we use this to prove that if a compact group 
acts on a full factor then the action is minimal, i.e. '%5Ccap%09M=%5Cmathbb%7BC%7D1)
. Consequently, for any such action by results of Izumi, Longo and Popa there is a Galois correspondence between the intermediate subalgebras of 
and fixed point subalgebras of the closed subgroups of .
is full, then the any correspondence of weakly equivalent to the trivial correspondence must contain the trivial correspondence. This generalization provides a perspective that allows us to prove that if is a coamenable inclusion with faithful, normal conditional expectation and a full factor, then there is a nonzero so that is full. As a corollary, this affirmatively answers Problem 3.3.2 of Popa's correspondences preprint from 1986. Furthermore, we use this to prove that if a compact group acts on a full factor then the action is minimal, i.e. . Consequently, for any such action by results of Izumi, Longo and Popa there is a Galois correspondence between the intermediate subalgebras of and fixed point subalgebras of the closed subgroups of . Add to your calendar
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