HK-good groupoid model conjecture for classifiable C*-algebras
HK-good groupoid model conjecture for classifiable C*-algebras
A -algebra is called classifiable if it belongs to the class of algebras classified by its Elliott invariant, and a groupoid model is HK-good when it has the homology–-theory relationship desired in the HK conjecture. HK-good model conjecture. Any unital classifiable -algebra admits an HK-good groupoid model. This would extend the groupoid approach to the classification program for unital classifiable -algebras. The source presents this as an optimistic conjecture; it is not known whether the twist in the available twisted groupoid models can be removed, or whether an appropriate twisted variant of groupoid homology can be defined.
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Robin Deeley and Rufus Willett, “A trace pairing and Elliott invariant for groupoid homology”, arXiv:2509.03759 (2025).
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