Determination of a standard half-sided modular inclusion by its algebraic inclusion

Let (Ω,NM)(\Omega,\mathcal N\subset\mathcal M) be a standard half-sided modular inclusion of factors. The normalization of Ω\Omega is allowed to be fixed separately. For another half-sided modular inclusion (Ω~,N~M~)(\tilde{\Omega},\tilde{\mathcal N}\subset\tilde{\mathcal M}) with

Ω~=Ω,\|\tilde{\Omega}\|=\|\Omega\|,

assume that there is a unitary operator VV such that

VNV=N~,VMV=M~.V\mathcal N V^*=\tilde{\mathcal N},\qquad V\mathcal M V^*=\tilde{\mathcal M}.

Determination conjecture. There exists a unitary operator WW such that

WNW=N~,WMW=M~,WΩ=Ω~.W\mathcal N W^*=\tilde{\mathcal N},\qquad W\mathcal M W^*=\tilde{\mathcal M},\qquad W\Omega=\tilde{\Omega}.

Thus, up to a possible normalization of the distinguished vector, the unitary equivalence class of a standard half-sided modular inclusion should be completely determined by the unitary equivalence class of the inclusion of factors. The conjecture is motivated by the preceding results for the associated Möbius covariant nets; the source does not establish it.

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Primary source

Mihály Weiner, “An algebraic Haag's theorem”, arXiv:1006.4726 (2010).

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