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The graded Grothendieck group and the classification of Leavitt path algebras
This paper is an attempt to show that, parallel to Elliott's classification
of AF -algebras by means of -theory, the graded -group classifies
Leavitt path algebras completely. In this direction, we prove this claim at two
extremes, namely, for the class of acyclic graphs (graphs with no cycles) and
comet and polycephaly graphs (graphs which each head is connected to a cycle or
a collection of loops).Comment: 30 pages more polishe
SK1 of Azumaya algebras over hensel pairs
Let A be an Azumaya algebra of constant rank n^2 over a Hensel pair (R,I)
where R is a semilocal ring with n invertible in R. Then the reduced Whitehead
group SK(A) coincides with its reduction SK(A/IA).Comment: 7 page
Comparability in the graph monoid
Let be the infinite cyclic group on a generator To avoid
confusion when working with -modules which also have an additional
-action, we consider the -action to be a -action
instead.
Starting from a directed graph , one can define a cancellative commutative
monoid with a -action which agrees with the monoid
structure and a natural order. The order and the action enable one to label
each nonzero element as being exactly one of the following: comparable
(periodic or aperiodic) or incomparable. We comprehensively pair up these
element features with the graph-theoretic properties of the generators of the
element. We also characterize graphs such that every element of is
comparable, periodic, graphs such that every nonzero element of is
aperiodic, incomparable, graphs such that no nonzero element of is
periodic, and graphs such that no element of is aperiodic.
The Graded Classification Conjecture can be formulated to state that
is a complete invariant of the Leavitt path algebra of
over a field Our characterizations indicate that the Graded
Classification Conjecture may have a positive answer since the properties of
are well reflected by the structure of Our work also implies
that some results of [R. Hazrat, H. Li, The talented monoid of a Leavitt path
algebra, J. Algebra, 547 (2020) 430-455] hold without requiring the graph to be
row-finite.Comment: This version contains some modifications based on the input of a
referee for the New York Journal of Mathematic
Baer and Baer *-ring characterizations of Leavitt path algebras
We characterize Leavitt path algebras which are Rickart, Baer, and Baer
-rings in terms of the properties of the underlying graph. In order to treat
non-unital Leavitt path algebras as well, we generalize these
annihilator-related properties to locally unital rings and provide a more
general characterizations of Leavitt path algebras which are locally Rickart,
locally Baer, and locally Baer -rings. Leavitt path algebras are also graded
rings and we formulate the graded versions of these annihilator-related
properties and characterize Leavitt path algebras having those properties as
well.
Our characterizations provide a quick way to generate a wide variety of
examples of rings. For example, creating a Baer and not a Baer -ring, a
Rickart -ring which is not Baer, or a Baer and not a Rickart -ring, is
straightforward using the graph-theoretic properties from our results. In
addition, our characterizations showcase more properties which distinguish
behavior of Leavitt path algebras from their -algebra counterparts. For
example, while a graph -algebra is Baer (and a Baer -ring) if and only
if the underlying graph is finite and acyclic, a Leavitt path algebra is Baer
if and only if the graph is finite and no cycle has an exit, and it is a Baer
-ring if and only if the graph is a finite disjoint union of graphs which
are finite and acyclic or loops.Comment: Some typos present in the first version are now correcte
K-theory Classification of Graded Ultramatricial Algebras with Involution
We consider a generalization of the standard
Grothendieck group of a graded ring with involution. If
is an abelian group, we show that completely
classifies graded ultramatricial -algebras over a -graded -field
such that (1) each nontrivial graded component of has a unitary element
in which case we say that has enough unitaries, and (2) the zero-component
is 2-proper (for any implies ) and
-pythagorean (for any for some ).
If the involutive structure is not considered, our result implies that
completely classifies graded ultramatricial algebras
over any graded field If the grading is trivial and the involutive
structure is not considered, we obtain some well known results as corollaries.
If and are graded matricial -algebras over a -graded
-field with enough unitaries and is a contractive -module
homomorphism, we present a specific formula for a graded -homomorphism
with If the grading is
trivial and the involutive structure is not considered, our constructive proof
implies the known results with existential proofs.
As an application of our results, we show that the graded version of the
Isomorphism Conjecture holds for a class of Leavitt path algebras: if and
are countable, row-finite, no-exit graphs in which every path ends in a
sink or a cycle and is a 2-proper and -pythagorean field, then the
Leavitt path algebras and are isomorphic as graded rings if
any only if they are isomorphic as graded -algebras.Comment: Some typos present in the second version are now correcte
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