CONDITIONAL EXPECTATIONS IN VONNEUMANN-ALGEBRAS AND A THEOREM OF TAKESAKI
CONDITIONAL EXPECTATIONS IN VONNEUMANN-ALGEBRAS AND A THEOREM OF TAKESAKI
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-1236(82)90022-2
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
CECCHINI, C
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作者:
ACCARDI, L;CECCHINI, C
Conditional expectations play an important role in classical probability theory. In the general context of von Neumann algebras they were impliciteiy used by von Neumann [41, Chap. II] and by Dixmier [14]. Nakamura and Turumaru [27] and Umegaki [36-391 introduced an axiomatic definition of the concept of conditional expectation in the framework of von Neumann (or C*-) algebras and established many properties of these objects especially in the context of von Neumann algebras with a finite trace. Their starting point was the characterization, given by Moy [26], of the classical conditional expectations as operators on spaces of measurable functions. Tomiyama showed [33] that conditional expectations, in the sense of the above mentioned authors, can be characterized as norm one projection in C*-algebras. The importance of norm one projection in the classification problem of von Neumann algebras was recognized by Hakeda and Tomiyama [23] and subsequent research on this argument confirmed the usefulness of these objects. This line of thought culminated in the fundamental work of Connes [121 in which approximately finite von