The injectivity conjecture for finitely separated graph C*-algebras

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Let (E,C)(E,C) be a finitely separated graph. Let M(E,C)M(E,C) be the abelian monoid with generators {avvE0}\{a_v\mid v\in E^0\} and relations

av=eXar(e)a_v=\sum_{e\in X}a_{r(e)}

for all vE0v\in E^0 and all XCvX\in C_v. There is a natural map from M(E,C)M(E,C) to the monoid V(C(E,C)){\mathcal V}(C^*(E,C)) of Murray–von Neumann equivalence classes of projections.

Injectivity conjecture. The natural map

M(E,C)V(C(E,C))M(E,C)\to {\mathcal V}(C^*(E,C))

is injective.

This is one of two weaker conjectures introduced after the full monoid isomorphism conjecture, and is intended to be verifiable in situations of interest. The source does not establish it in general.

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Primary source

Pere Ara, “Purely infinite simple reduced C*-algebras of one-relator separated graphs”, arXiv:1203.2815 (2012).

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