Existence of infinite-dimensional crossed-product algebras for the Higson–Kasparov–Trout algebra

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Let UU be the infinite-dimensional group under consideration, and let SC(U)\mathscr{SC}(U) be its associated Higson–Kasparov–Trout algebra. The notation SC(U)⋊U‾\underline{\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes U} and SC(U)⋊τU‾\underline{\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes_\tau U} denotes two proposed C∗C^*-algebras associated with the ordinary and twisted crossed products, respectively.

Existence conjecture. Two C∗C^*-algebras playing the roles of SC(U)⋊U\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes U and SC(U)⋊τU\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes_\tau U can be defined, namely SC(U)⋊U‾\underline{\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes U} and SC(U)⋊τU‾\underline{\mathscr{SC}(U)\rtimes_\tau U}.

The paper notes that there are no rigorous results in this subsection. Candidate constructions include S⊗K(L2(U)‾⊗S∗)\mathscr{S}\otimes\mathcal{K}(\underline{L^2(U)}\otimes S^*) and K(L2(U)‾)⊗CAR\mathcal{K}(\underline{L^2(U)})\otimes{\rm CAR}, but the appropriate choice remains unresolved.

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Doman Takata, “An infinite-dimensional index theorem and the Higson-Kasparov-Trout algebra”, arXiv:1811.06811 (2018).

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