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    Equivalence bundles over a finite group and strong Morita equivalence for unital inclusions of unital Cβˆ—C^*-algebras

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    summary:Let A={At}t∈G\mathcal {A}=\{A_t \}_{t\in G} and B={Bt}t∈G\mathcal {B}=\{B_t \}_{t\in G} be Cβˆ—C^*-algebraic bundles over a finite group GG. Let C=⨁t∈GAtC=\bigoplus _{t\in G}A_t and D=⨁t∈GBtD=\bigoplus _{t\in G}B_t. Also, let A=AeA=A_e and B=BeB=B_e, where ee is the unit element in GG. We suppose that CC and DD are unital and AA and BB have the unit elements in CC and DD, respectively. In this paper, we show that if there is an equivalence Aβˆ’B\mathcal {A}-\mathcal {B}-bundle over GG with some properties, then the unital inclusions of unital Cβˆ—C^*-algebras AβŠ‚CA\subset C and BβŠ‚DB\subset D induced by A\mathcal {A} and B\mathcal {B} are strongly Morita equivalent. Also, we suppose that A\mathcal {A} and B\mathcal {B} are saturated and that Aβ€²βˆ©C=C1A' \cap C={\bf C} 1. We show that if AβŠ‚CA\subset C and BβŠ‚DB\subset D are strongly Morita equivalent, then there are an automorphism ff of GG and an equivalence bundle \hbox {Aβˆ’Bf\mathcal {A}-\mathcal {B}^f }-bundle over GG with the above properties, where Bf\mathcal {B}^f is the Cβˆ—C^*-algebraic bundle induced by B\mathcal {B} and ff, which is defined by Bf={Bf(t)}t∈G\mathcal {B}^f =\{B_{f(t)}\}_{t\in G}. Furthermore, we give an application.\looseness -

    The Rohlin property for inclusions of Cβˆ—C^*-algebras with a finite Watatani index

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    We introduce notions of the Rohlin property and the approximate representability for inclusions of unital Cβˆ—C^*-algebras. We investigate a dual relation between the Rohlin property and the approximate representability. We prove that a number of classes of unital Cβˆ—C^*-algebras are closed under inclusions with the Rohlin property, including: AF algebras, AI algebras, AT algebras, and related classes characterized by direct limit decomposition using semiprojective building blocks. Cβˆ—C^*-algebras with stable rank one. Cβˆ—C^*-algebras with real rank zero.Comment: We revised the section 4 and its correspondent part in Introduction in the original pape
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