On tensor products of vN algebras
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Suppose the $M, N, O$ are von Neumann algebras such that $Motimes N$ is isomorphic to $Motimes O$, but N and O are not isomorphic in von Neumann algebras sense. Give an example.
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Suppose the $M, N, O$ are von Neumann algebras such that $Motimes N$ is isomorphic to $Motimes O$, but N and O are not isomorphic in von Neumann algebras sense. Give an example.
operator-algebras von-neumann-algebras
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Imperatives will not get you very far in this site. You should try to rewrite your question as a question. You should also try to show a bit of context and/or self-effort. This is not a "do my homework" site.
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Suppose the $M, N, O$ are von Neumann algebras such that $Motimes N$ is isomorphic to $Motimes O$, but N and O are not isomorphic in von Neumann algebras sense. Give an example.
operator-algebras von-neumann-algebras
edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
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Suppose the $M, N, O$ are von Neumann algebras such that $Motimes N$ is isomorphic to $Motimes O$, but N and O are not isomorphic in von Neumann algebras sense. Give an example.
operator-algebras von-neumann-algebras
operator-algebras von-neumann-algebras
edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
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asked Dec 3 at 12:16
mathlover
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edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
2,9901936
asked Dec 3 at 12:16
mathlover
14418
edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
2,9901936
edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
2,9901936
edited Dec 3 at 16:19
Tianlalu
2,9901936
2,9901936
asked Dec 3 at 12:16
mathlover
14418
asked Dec 3 at 12:16
mathlover
14418
asked Dec 3 at 12:16
mathlover
14418
14418
Imperatives will not get you very far in this site. You should try to rewrite your question as a question. You should also try to show a bit of context and/or self-effort. This is not a "do my homework" site.
– Martin Argerami
Dec 3 at 15:48
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Imperatives will not get you very far in this site. You should try to rewrite your question as a question. You should also try to show a bit of context and/or self-effort. This is not a "do my homework" site.
– Martin Argerami
Dec 3 at 15:48
Imperatives will not get you very far in this site. You should try to rewrite your question as a question. You should also try to show a bit of context and/or self-effort. This is not a "do my homework" site.
– Martin Argerami
Dec 3 at 15:48
Imperatives will not get you very far in this site. You should try to rewrite your question as a question. You should also try to show a bit of context and/or self-effort. This is not a "do my homework" site.
– Martin Argerami
Dec 3 at 15:48
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