Complexity rank one implies real rank zero
We show that $C^*$-algebras with complexity rank one have real rank zero, as an application, the uniform Roe algebra $C_u^*|\mathbb{Z}|$ has real rank zero.
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We show that $C^*$-algebras with complexity rank one have real rank zero, as an application, the uniform Roe algebra $C_u^*|\mathbb{Z}|$ has real rank zero.
Eilers showed that for AD algebras of real rank zero with bounded torsion in $\mathrm{K}_1$, the coefficient transformations $\kappa$ are redundant in the classification by ordered scaled total $K$-theory. In this paper we treat the unbounded torsion case and prove that, in contrast, $\kappa$ becomes necessary. Specifically, we construct two non-isomorphic unital AD algebras of real rank zero, $E_0$ and $E_1$, such that their ordered scaled total $K$-theory invariants agree when the $\kappa$-maps are forgotten, i.e., \[ \bigl( \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_0), \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_0)_+, [1_{E_0}] \bigr)_{\underline{\mathrm{K}}_{\langle\kappa\rangle}} \cong \bigl( \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_1), \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_1)_+, [1_{E_1}] \bigr)_{\underline{\mathrm{K}}_{\langle\kappa\rangle}} \] but are not isomorphic under the full $\Lambda$-module structure: \[ \bigl( \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_0), \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_0)_+, [1_{E_0}] \bigr)_{\Lambda} \not\cong \bigl( \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_1), \underline{\mathrm{K}}(E_1)_+, [1_{E_1}] \bigr)_{\Lambda} .\] This completes the picture for the necessity of all three operations $\rho$, $\beta$, and $\kappa$ in this context.
In this paper, we construct a class of ASH algebras of real rank zero and stable rank one which is not K-pure. Then we show the following: (i) There exists a real rank zero inductive limit of 1-dimensional noncommutative CW complexes which is not an A$\mathcal{HD}$ algebra, when $K_1$ is torsion free or has bounded torsion. (ii) Total K-theory is not a complete invariant for ASH algebras of real rank zero. (iii) There are obstructions both in the total K-theory of ideals and quotients in the classification of $C^*$-algebras of real rank zero and stable rank one.
In this paper, we investigate the relationship between ideal structures and the Bockstein operations in the total K-theory, offering various diagrams to demonstrate their effectiveness in classification. We explore different situations and demonstrate a variety of conclusions, highlighting the crucial role these structures play within the framework of invariants.
Let $\Omega$ be a compact subset of $\mathbb{C}$ and let $A$ be a unital simple, separable $C^*$-algebra with stable rank one, real rank zero and strict comparison. We show that, given a Cu-morphism $\alpha:{\rm Cu}(C(\Omega))\to {\rm Cu}(A)$ with $\alpha(\langle \mathds{1}_{\Omega}\rangle)\leq \langle 1_A\rangle$, there exists a homomorphism $\phi: C(\Omega)\to A$ such that ${\rm Cu}(\phi)=\alpha$ and $\phi$ is unique up to approximate unitary equivalence. We also give classification results for maps from a large class of $C^*$-algebras to $A$ in terms of the Cuntz semigroup.
In this paper, a new invariant was built towards the classification of separable C*-algebras of real rank zero, which we call latticed total K-theory. A classification theorem is given in terms of such an invariant for a large class of separable C*-algebras of real rank zero arising from the extensions of finite and infinite C*-algebras. Many algebras with both finite and infinite projections can be classified.
In this paper, we exhibit two unital, separable, nuclear ${\rm C}^*$-algebras of stable rank one and real rank zero with the same ordered scaled total K-theory, but they are not isomorphic with each other, which forms a counterexample to Elliott Classification Conjecture for real rank zero setting. Thus, we introduce an additional normal condition and give a classification result in terms of total K-theory. For the general setting, with a new invariant -- total Cuntz semigroup \cite{AL}, we classify a large class of ${\rm C}^*$-algebras obtained from extensions. The total Cuntz semigroup, which distinguish the algebras of our counterexample, could possibly classify all the ${\rm C}^*$-algebras of stable rank one and real rank zero.
Suppose that $A,B$ are nuclear, separable ${\rm C}^*$-algebras of stable rank one and real rank zero, $A$ is unital simple, $B$ is stable and $({\rm K}_0(B),{\rm K}_0^+(B))$ is weakly unperforated in the sense of Elliott \cite{Ell}. We show that any unital extension with trivial index maps of $A$ by $B$ is absorbing.
In this paper, we show that for unital, separable $C^*$-algebras of stable rank one and real rank zero, the unitary Cuntz semigroup functor and the functor ${\rm K}_*$ are naturallly equivalent. Then we introduce a refinement of the unitary Cuntz semigroup, say the total Cuntz semigroup, which is a new invariant for separable $C^*$-algebras of stable rank one, is a well-defined continuous functor from the category of $C^*$-algebras of stable rank one to the category ${\rm\underline{ Cu}}$. We prove that this new functor and the functor ${\rm \underline{K}}$ are naturallly equivalent for unital, separable, K-pure $C^*$-algebras. Therefore, the total Cuntz semigroup is a complete invariant for a large class of $C^*$-algebras of real rank zero.
In this paper, we show that the homomorphisms between two unital one-dimensional NCCW complexes with the same KK-class are stably homotopic, i.e., with adding on a common homomorphism (with finite dimensional image), they are homotopic. As a consequence, any one-dimensional NCCW complex has the Property (H).
In this paper, a classification is given of real rank zero $C^*$-algebras that can be expressed as inductive limits of a sequence of a subclass of Elliott-Thomsen algebras $\mathcal{C}$.
In this paper, we give a K-theoretic classification of real ranks zero inductive limits of generalized dimension drop interval algebras.