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The Rokhlin dimension of topological Z m -actions The structure and classification of nuclear C*-algebras G abor Szab o WWU M unster April 2013 1 / 22 Main result Today, I would like to convince you of the following: Theorem Let X


  1. The Rokhlin dimension of topological Z m -actions The structure and classification of nuclear C*-algebras G´ abor Szab´ o WWU M¨ unster April 2013 1 / 22

  2. Main result Today, I would like to convince you of the following: Theorem Let X be a compact metric space of finite covering dimension and let α : Z m � X be a free continuous group action. 2 / 22

  3. Main result Today, I would like to convince you of the following: Theorem Let X be a compact metric space of finite covering dimension and let α : Z m � X be a free continuous group action. Then the transformation group C*-algebra C ( X ) ⋊ α Z m has finite nuclear dimension. 2 / 22

  4. Main result Today, I would like to convince you of the following: Theorem Let X be a compact metric space of finite covering dimension and let α : Z m � X be a free continuous group action. Then the transformation group C*-algebra C ( X ) ⋊ α Z m has finite nuclear dimension. In particular, when α is assumed to be free and minimal, then C ( X ) ⋊ α Z m is Z -stable. 2 / 22

  5. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Notation We will use the following notations: X is a compact metric space that is (mostly) assumed to have finite covering dimension. A is a unital C*-algebra. Either α : Z m � A is a group action via automorphisms or α : Z m � X is a continuous group action on X . In the topological case, α is usually assumed to be free. If M is some set and F ⊂ M is a finite subset, we write F ⊂ ⊂ M . For n ∈ N , let n = { 0 , . . . , n − 1 } m ⊂ Z m . B m If m is known from context, we write B n instead. 3 / 22

  6. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: 4 / 22

  7. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: ⊂ A, ε > 0 , n ∈ N , there exist positive contractions ( f ( l ) v ) l =0 ,...,d For all F ⊂ v ∈ B n in A satisfying the following properties: 4 / 22

  8. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: ⊂ A, ε > 0 , n ∈ N , there exist positive contractions ( f ( l ) v ) l =0 ,...,d For all F ⊂ v ∈ B n in A satisfying the following properties: d � � f ( l ) (1) � 1 A − v � ≤ ε . l =0 v ∈ B n If there is no such d , we write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 4 / 22

  9. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: ⊂ A, ε > 0 , n ∈ N , there exist positive contractions ( f ( l ) v ) l =0 ,...,d For all F ⊂ v ∈ B n in A satisfying the following properties: d � � f ( l ) (1) � 1 A − v � ≤ ε . l =0 v ∈ B n (2) � f ( l ) v f ( l ) w � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v � = w in B n . If there is no such d , we write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 4 / 22

  10. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: ⊂ A, ε > 0 , n ∈ N , there exist positive contractions ( f ( l ) v ) l =0 ,...,d For all F ⊂ v ∈ B n in A satisfying the following properties: d � � f ( l ) (1) � 1 A − v � ≤ ε . l =0 v ∈ B n (2) � f ( l ) v f ( l ) w � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v � = w in B n . (3) � α v ( f ( l ) w ) − f ( l ) v + w � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v, w ∈ B n . (!) If there is no such d , we write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 4 / 22

  11. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias) Let A be a unital C*-algebra, and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. We say that the action α has (cyclic) Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: ⊂ A, ε > 0 , n ∈ N , there exist positive contractions ( f ( l ) v ) l =0 ,...,d For all F ⊂ v ∈ B n in A satisfying the following properties: d � � f ( l ) (1) � 1 A − v � ≤ ε . l =0 v ∈ B n (2) � f ( l ) v f ( l ) w � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v � = w in B n . (3) � α v ( f ( l ) w ) − f ( l ) v + w � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v, w ∈ B n . (!) (4) � [ f ( l ) v , a ] � ≤ ε for all l = 0 , . . . , d , v ∈ B n and a ∈ F . If there is no such d , we write dim cyc Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 4 / 22

  12. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions The usefulness of this notion is illustrated in the following theorem: Theorem (Hirshberg-Winter-Zacharias 2012 for m = 1 .) Let A be a unital C*-algebra and let α : Z m � A be a group action via automorphisms. Then dim nuc ( A ⋊ α Z m ) ≤ 2 m (dim nuc ( A ) + 1)(dim cyc Rok ( α ) + 1) − 1 . 5 / 22

  13. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: 6 / 22

  14. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: For all n ∈ N , there exists a family of open sets � � U ( l ) R = | l = 0 , . . . , d, v ∈ B n v in X (we call this a Rokhlin cover) such that 6 / 22

  15. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: For all n ∈ N , there exists a family of open sets � � U ( l ) R = | l = 0 , . . . , d, v ∈ B n v in X (we call this a Rokhlin cover) such that U ( l ) = α v ( U ( l ) 0 ) for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v ∈ B n . v If there is no such d , then dim Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 6 / 22

  16. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: For all n ∈ N , there exists a family of open sets � � U ( l ) R = | l = 0 , . . . , d, v ∈ B n v in X (we call this a Rokhlin cover) such that U ( l ) = α v ( U ( l ) 0 ) for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v ∈ B n . v � � U ( l ) | v ∈ B n For all l , the sets are pairwise disjoint. v If there is no such d , then dim Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 6 / 22

  17. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has Rokhlin dimension d , and write dim Rok ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: For all n ∈ N , there exists a family of open sets � � U ( l ) R = | l = 0 , . . . , d, v ∈ B n v in X (we call this a Rokhlin cover) such that U ( l ) = α v ( U ( l ) 0 ) for all l = 0 , . . . , d and v ∈ B n . v � � U ( l ) | v ∈ B n For all l , the sets are pairwise disjoint. v R is an open cover of X . If there is no such d , then dim Rok ( α ) = ∞ . 6 / 22

  18. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions Definition (Winter) Let ( X, α, Z m ) be a topological dynamical system. We say that α has dynamic dimension d , and write dim dyn ( α ) = d , if d is the smallest natural number with the following property: For all n ∈ N and all open covers U of X , there exists a family of open sets � � U ( l ) R = i,v | l = 0 , . . . , d, v ∈ B n , i = 1 , . . . , K ( l ) in X (we call this a Rokhlin cover) such that U ( l ) i,v = α v ( U ( l ) i, 0 ) for all l = 0 , . . . , d, i ≤ K ( l ) and v ∈ B n . � � U ( l ) For all l , the sets i,v | v ∈ B n , i ≤ K ( l ) are pairwise disjoint. R is an open cover of X that refines U . If there is no such d , then dim dyn ( α ) = ∞ . 7 / 22

  19. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions To set the C*-algebraic Rokhlin dimension in relation to this topological business, the following fact is key: Lemma Let α : Z m � X be a continuous group action on a compact metric space. α : Z m � C ( X ) be the induced C*-algebraic action. Then Let ¯ dim cyc α ) ≤ 2 m (dim Rok ( α ) + 1) − 1 . Rok (¯ 8 / 22

  20. Rokhlin dimension for Z m -actions The following is one of the few known results concerning the finiteness of Rokhlin dimension in concrete cases: 9 / 22

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