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Compact coordinates from the inverse ideal-sum map

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MathlibAnnex.Analysis.CStarAlgebra.ClosedStarIdeal.compactC0SumEquivOfDense

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Expresses an algebra in compact-operator coordinates through its orthogonal ideal decomposition.

Statement

Let be a pairwise orthogonal family of closed -ideals whose finite sums are norm dense in a complex C*-algebra . For each ideal , fix a -isomorphism , where is the specified complete complex Hilbert space. This definition gives a -isomorphism from to the compact-operator -sum.

Definition

Let be the specified ideal-sum equivalence. Let apply the given in every coordinate, with the same index retained. The definition is precisely

The target is the compact-operator -sum. The coordinate-evaluation theorem gives

The inverse identification, single-coordinate formula, and finite-truncation formula give

Here is the ideal inclusion; truncation retains precisely the finite coordinate set . The cited evaluation theorems give these formulas.

Assumptions

Orthogonality means that products from distinct ideals vanish. Density concerns their finite sums in the ambient algebra. The coordinate maps are given equivalences onto all compact operators on their respective , not merely faithful compact-valued actions. No countability or nontriviality is added.

Conclusion

Thus first resolves an element into its ideal coordinates and then applies in each coordinate. Its target contains no off-diagonal operator entries and is not asserted to be the full compact-operator algebra of a Hilbert sum.

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Lean source signature (exact)

Complete contiguous definition from the fixed source:

def compactC0SumEquivOfDense (hdense : Dense (finiteSums J)) :
    A ≃⋆ₐ[ℂ] CompactOperatorC0Sum H :=
  (c0SumEquivOfDense J hJ hdense).symm.trans
    (C0DirectSum.equiv (Fiber J)
      (fun i => ContinuousLinearMap.compactOperatorStarSubalgebra ℂ (H i))
      (Equiv.refl ι) E)
In the source Mathematical meaning
Exact declaration(c0SumEquivOfDense J hJ hdense).symm The inverse , directed from to the ideal-coordinate -sum.
Exact declaration.trans (C0DirectSum.equiv ... (Equiv.refl ι) E) First use , then apply coordinatewise, retaining the same index .
Exact declarationFiber J i and compactOperatorStarSubalgebra ℂ (H i) The ideal in the family and the full compact-operator algebra on , respectively.
Exact declarationhdense : Dense (finiteSums J) The density assumption used by the ideal-sum equivalence, not a new conclusion of this definition.
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variable {ι : Type uι} {A : Type uA} [NonUnitalCStarAlgebra A]
variable (J : ι → ClosedStarIdeal A) (hJ : PairwiseOrthogonal J)
variable (H : ι → Type uH)
variable [∀ i, NormedAddCommGroup (H i)] [∀ i, InnerProductSpace ℂ (H i)]
variable [∀ i, CompleteSpace (H i)]
variable (E : ∀ i, Fiber J i ≃⋆ₐ[ℂ]
  ContinuousLinearMap.compactOperatorStarSubalgebra ℂ (H i))

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