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Petter Nyland

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Katsura--Exel--Pardo Groupoids and the AH~Conjecture

It is proven that Matui's AH~conjecture is true for Katsura--Exel--Pardo groupoids $\mathcal{G}_{A,B}$ associated to integral matrices $A$ and $B$. This conjecture relates the topological full group of an ample groupoid with the homology groups of the groupoid. We also give a criterion under which the topological full group $[[\mathcal{G}_{A,B}]]$ is finitely generated.

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Matui's AH conjecture for Graph Groupoids

We prove that Matui's AH conjecture holds for graph groupoids of infinite graphs. This is a conjecture which relates the topological full group of an ample groupoid with the homology of the groupoid. Our main result complements Matui's result in the finite case, which makes the AH conjecture true for all graph groupoids covered by the assumptions of said conjecture. Furthermore, we observe that for arbitrary graphs, the homology of a graph groupoid coincides with the $K$-theory of its groupoid $C^*$-algebra.

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Topological Full Groups of Ample Groupoids with Applications to Graph Algebras

We study the topological full group of ample groupoids over locally compact spaces. We extend Matui's definition of the topological full group from the compact, to the locally compact case. We provide two general classes of groupoids for which the topological full group, as an abstract group, is a complete isomorphism invariant. Hereby extending Matui's Isomorphism Theorem. As an application, we study graph groupoids and their topological full groups, and obtain sharper results for this class. The machinery developed in this process is used to prove an embedding theorem for ample groupoids, akin to Kirchberg's Embedding Theorem for $C^*$-algebras. Consequences for graph $C^*$-algebras and Leavitt path algebras are also spelled out. In particular, we improve on a recent embedding theorem of Brownlowe and Sørensen for Leavitt path algebras.

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