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Equilibrium states on right LCM semigroup C*-algebras revisited Nadia S. Larsen Equilibrium states on right LCM semigroup C*-algebras revisited Nadia S. Larsen University of Oslo 4 December 2017 joint with N. Brownlowe, J. Ramagge and


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Equilibrium states on right LCM semigroup C*-algebras revisited Nadia S. Larsen

Equilibrium states on right LCM semigroup C*-algebras revisited

Nadia S. Larsen

University of Oslo

4 December 2017 joint with N. Brownlowe, J. Ramagge and N. Stammeier

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The KMS condition for finite systems

Finite quantum systems: a time evolution on Mn(C) is given by a one-parameter group of automorphisms σt(a) = eitHae−itH, where t ∈ R, a ∈ Mn(C) and H is a self-adjoint matrix.

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The KMS condition for finite systems

Finite quantum systems: a time evolution on Mn(C) is given by a one-parameter group of automorphisms σt(a) = eitHae−itH, where t ∈ R, a ∈ Mn(C) and H is a self-adjoint matrix. The Gibbs state at β > 0 is ϕG(a) = Tr(ae−βH)

Tr(e−βH) . It satisfies

ϕG(ab) = ϕG(bσiβ(a)), (1) for a, b ∈ Mn(C) analytic, i.e. t → σt(a) extends to an entire function on C.

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The KMS condition for finite systems

Finite quantum systems: a time evolution on Mn(C) is given by a one-parameter group of automorphisms σt(a) = eitHae−itH, where t ∈ R, a ∈ Mn(C) and H is a self-adjoint matrix. The Gibbs state at β > 0 is ϕG(a) = Tr(ae−βH)

Tr(e−βH) . It satisfies

ϕG(ab) = ϕG(bσiβ(a)), (1) for a, b ∈ Mn(C) analytic, i.e. t → σt(a) extends to an entire function on C. Partition function of (Mn(C), σ) is β → Tr(e−βH).

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The KMS condition for finite systems

Finite quantum systems: a time evolution on Mn(C) is given by a one-parameter group of automorphisms σt(a) = eitHae−itH, where t ∈ R, a ∈ Mn(C) and H is a self-adjoint matrix. The Gibbs state at β > 0 is ϕG(a) = Tr(ae−βH)

Tr(e−βH) . It satisfies

ϕG(ab) = ϕG(bσiβ(a)), (1) for a, b ∈ Mn(C) analytic, i.e. t → σt(a) extends to an entire function on C. Partition function of (Mn(C), σ) is β → Tr(e−βH). (1) - the KMS condition, cf. Haag-Hugenholtz-Winnick (1967): equilibrium for a state on a C ∗-algebra with time evolution.

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KMS states

By analogy with finite systems and the Gibbs state, extend the notions of KMSβ state, partition function, inverse temperature.

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KMS states

By analogy with finite systems and the Gibbs state, extend the notions of KMSβ state, partition function, inverse temperature. A C ∗-algebra, σ : R → Aut(A) time evolution, ϕ a state on A.

1 ϕ is KMSβ (at inverse temperature β ∈ [0, ∞)) if

ϕ(ab) = ϕ(bσiβ(a)) for all a, b ∈ Aa, the dense ∗-subalgebra of analytic elements.

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KMS states

By analogy with finite systems and the Gibbs state, extend the notions of KMSβ state, partition function, inverse temperature. A C ∗-algebra, σ : R → Aut(A) time evolution, ϕ a state on A.

1 ϕ is KMSβ (at inverse temperature β ∈ [0, ∞)) if

ϕ(ab) = ϕ(bσiβ(a)) for all a, b ∈ Aa, the dense ∗-subalgebra of analytic elements.

2 A state ϕ is a ground state if for all a, b with b analytic,

the function z → ϕ(aσz(b)) is bounded in the upper-half plane.

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KMS states

By analogy with finite systems and the Gibbs state, extend the notions of KMSβ state, partition function, inverse temperature. A C ∗-algebra, σ : R → Aut(A) time evolution, ϕ a state on A.

1 ϕ is KMSβ (at inverse temperature β ∈ [0, ∞)) if

ϕ(ab) = ϕ(bσiβ(a)) for all a, b ∈ Aa, the dense ∗-subalgebra of analytic elements.

2 A state ϕ is a ground state if for all a, b with b analytic,

the function z → ϕ(aσz(b)) is bounded in the upper-half plane.

3 KMS∞ if ϕ = w∗ lim ϕn as βn → ∞ and ϕn is KMSβn.

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KMS states

By analogy with finite systems and the Gibbs state, extend the notions of KMSβ state, partition function, inverse temperature. A C ∗-algebra, σ : R → Aut(A) time evolution, ϕ a state on A.

1 ϕ is KMSβ (at inverse temperature β ∈ [0, ∞)) if

ϕ(ab) = ϕ(bσiβ(a)) for all a, b ∈ Aa, the dense ∗-subalgebra of analytic elements.

2 A state ϕ is a ground state if for all a, b with b analytic,

the function z → ϕ(aσz(b)) is bounded in the upper-half plane.

3 KMS∞ if ϕ = w∗ lim ϕn as βn → ∞ and ϕn is KMSβn.

References: Bratteli-Robinson, Pedersen, Connes-Marcolli.

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Laca-Raeburn (2010))

C ∗(N ⋊ N×) is the universal C ∗-algebra generated by isometries s and {vp | p prime}, subject to the relations

1 vps = spvp; 2 vpvq = vqvp, 3 v∗ pvq = vqv∗ p when p = q, 4 s∗vp = sp−1vps∗, and 5 v∗ pskvp = 0 for 1 ≤ k < p.

Dynamics: σt(s) = s and σt(vp) = pitvp.

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Laca-Raeburn (2010))

C ∗(N ⋊ N×) is the universal C ∗-algebra generated by isometries s and {vp | p prime}, subject to the relations

1 vps = spvp; 2 vpvq = vqvp, 3 v∗ pvq = vqv∗ p when p = q, 4 s∗vp = sp−1vps∗, and 5 v∗ pskvp = 0 for 1 ≤ k < p.

Dynamics: σt(s) = s and σt(vp) = pitvp.Then, for β < 1, there are no KMS states, if β ∈ [1, 2], there is a unique KMSβ state;

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Laca-Raeburn (2010))

C ∗(N ⋊ N×) is the universal C ∗-algebra generated by isometries s and {vp | p prime}, subject to the relations

1 vps = spvp; 2 vpvq = vqvp, 3 v∗ pvq = vqv∗ p when p = q, 4 s∗vp = sp−1vps∗, and 5 v∗ pskvp = 0 for 1 ≤ k < p.

Dynamics: σt(s) = s and σt(vp) = pitvp.Then, for β < 1, there are no KMS states, if β ∈ [1, 2], there is a unique KMSβ state; if β ∈ (2, ∞], the KMSβ states are parametrised by probability measures on T while the ground states are parametrised by states on the Toeplitz C ∗-algebra generated by a single isometry.

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Afsar-Brownlowe-L-Stammeier (2016))

Let S be a right LCM monoid and N : S → N× homomorphism such that S is admissible. Consider the time evolution σt(vs) = Nit

s vs. If βc ∈ R is such that the function

ζN(β) :=

  • n∈Irr(N(S))

n−(β−1), converges for β ≥ βc, then for (C ∗(S), R, σ) we have

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Afsar-Brownlowe-L-Stammeier (2016))

Let S be a right LCM monoid and N : S → N× homomorphism such that S is admissible. Consider the time evolution σt(vs) = Nit

s vs. If βc ∈ R is such that the function

ζN(β) :=

  • n∈Irr(N(S))

n−(β−1), converges for β ≥ βc, then for (C ∗(S), R, σ) we have

1 β ∈ [0, 1): no KMSβ state;

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Afsar-Brownlowe-L-Stammeier (2016))

Let S be a right LCM monoid and N : S → N× homomorphism such that S is admissible. Consider the time evolution σt(vs) = Nit

s vs. If βc ∈ R is such that the function

ζN(β) :=

  • n∈Irr(N(S))

n−(β−1), converges for β ≥ βc, then for (C ∗(S), R, σ) we have

1 β ∈ [0, 1): no KMSβ state; 2 β ∈ [1, βc]: unique KMSβ if action Sc S/Sc essentially

free, where Sc ⊂ S subsemigroup of elements having LCM with any t in S;

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Afsar-Brownlowe-L-Stammeier (2016))

Let S be a right LCM monoid and N : S → N× homomorphism such that S is admissible. Consider the time evolution σt(vs) = Nit

s vs. If βc ∈ R is such that the function

ζN(β) :=

  • n∈Irr(N(S))

n−(β−1), converges for β ≥ βc, then for (C ∗(S), R, σ) we have

1 β ∈ [0, 1): no KMSβ state; 2 β ∈ [1, βc]: unique KMSβ if action Sc S/Sc essentially

free, where Sc ⊂ S subsemigroup of elements having LCM with any t in S;

3 β ∈ (βc, ∞]: KMSβ states parametrised by normalised

traces on C ∗(Sc) ;

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KMS∞ strictly subset of ground states

Theorem (Afsar-Brownlowe-L-Stammeier (2016))

Let S be a right LCM monoid and N : S → N× homomorphism such that S is admissible. Consider the time evolution σt(vs) = Nit

s vs. If βc ∈ R is such that the function

ζN(β) :=

  • n∈Irr(N(S))

n−(β−1), converges for β ≥ βc, then for (C ∗(S), R, σ) we have

1 β ∈ [0, 1): no KMSβ state; 2 β ∈ [1, βc]: unique KMSβ if action Sc S/Sc essentially

free, where Sc ⊂ S subsemigroup of elements having LCM with any t in S;

3 β ∈ (βc, ∞]: KMSβ states parametrised by normalised

traces on C ∗(Sc) ;

4 Ground states: parametrised by states on C ∗(Sc).