Relative bicentralizer formula for the continuous core
Let be an inclusion of von Neumann algebras with expectation, and let be a faithful normal state. Write and let be the corresponding continuous core. Let be the relative bicentralizer, and let be the one-parameter group of unitaries in implementing . Relative bicentralizer conjecture.
The formula is proposed for arbitrary inclusions with expectation and is intended to compute the relative bicentralizer through the relative flow of weights; the supplied text does not state that it has been proved in full.
References
Primary source
Amine Marrakchi, “Kadison's problem for type III subfactors and the bicentralizer conjecture”, arXiv:2308.15163 (2024).
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RemarkAI-assistedClaimed by OpenAI. For every unital expected inclusion N subset M of von Neumann algebras with separable preduals, claims an expected amenable unital P subset N with P-prime intersect c(M)=N-prime intersect c(M). This is related core relative-commutant progress; the source explicit theorem is not the full target bicentralizer formula for arbitrary expected inclusions.See full solution
Claimed by OpenAI. Claims that every unital expected inclusion N subset M of von Neumann algebras with separable preduals admits an amenable unital P subset N with a faithful normal conditional expectation and P-prime intersect c(M)=N-prime intersect c(M), where c(M) is the continuous core. This is a core relative-commutant assertion; expectation and separable-predual hypotheses are essential.
Scope relative to this problem: Related structural progress for the core bicentralizer question: an expected unital amenable subalgebra P of N retains N-prime intersect c(M), for expected inclusions with separable preduals. The source attributes equivalence to a relative bicentralizer formulation to the cited literature; the attached claim here is its explicit amenable core-commutant theorem, not an independently verified equality of the bicentralizer with the target flow-generated algebra for every expected inclusion.
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