topological -algebra
Definition (Involution) An involution on an algebra over an involutory field (http://planetmath.org/InvolutaryRing) is a map such that for every and we have
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and
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, where denotes the involution (http://planetmath.org/InvolutaryRing) of in .
Definition (-Algebra) A -algebra is an algebra with an involution.
Definition (Topological -algebra) A topological -algebra is a -algebra which is also a topological vector space such that its algebra multiplication and involution are continuous.
0.0.1 Remarks:
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-algebras are a particular of involutory rings.
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The involutory field is often taken as , where the involution is given by complex conjugation. In this case, condition 3 could be rewritten as:
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Banach *-algebras are topological -algebras.
Title | topological -algebra |
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Canonical name | Topologicalalgebra |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 14:45:38 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 14:45:38 |
Owner | HkBst (6197) |
Last modified by | HkBst (6197) |
Numerical id | 12 |
Author | HkBst (6197) |
Entry type | Definition |
Classification | msc 22A30 |
Classification | msc 16W80 |
Classification | msc 16W10 |
Classification | msc 46K05 |
Classification | msc 46H35 |
Synonym | topological *-algebra |
Related topic | BanachAlgebra |
Related topic | WeakHopfCAlgebra2 |
Related topic | VonNeumannAlgebra |
Defines | involution -algebra |
Defines | *-algebra |