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k -graphs and 2-cocycles with C * -algebras Katharine Adamyk, Gereltuya Erdenejargal, Nicholas Noone, Oliver Orejola, and Sarah Salmon Directed by Elizabeth Gillaspy, PhD Motivation Our research examines the properties of C * -algebras from graph theory perspective. C * -algebras are objects in functional analysis. k -graphs with 2-cocycles give rise to examples of C * -algebras. K -Theory is an invariant of C * -algebras. k -graph 2-cocycles C * -algebra K -Theory What are k -graphs and 2-cocycles? A k-graph is a generalized directed graph. Here k - is a natural number and indicates how many color of paths are involved in the skeleton. k -graph skeleton factorization directed graph with k different colors of edges a set of equivalence classes of k -color paths = + 2-cocycles are functions from the set of 2-color path equivalence classes to the unit circle, satisfying c(front)c(left)c(top)= c(back )c(right)c(bottom) , μ P. What Are We Interested In? Two properties of 2-cocycles are of special interest for us. I homotopy: c 1 and c 2 are homotopic if there exists h : P R such that c 1 (μ)=c 2 (μ) e 2πih(μ) , μ P, and for every cube h(front) + h(left) + h(top) = h(back) + h(right) + h(bottom) I cohomology: c 1 and c 2 are cohomologous if there exists β : E T such that for each μ P β (μ 10 )β (μ 00 )c 1 (μ)= β (μ 01 )β (μ 11 )c 2 (μ) μ = x y μ 01 μ 00 μ 10 μ 11 Example k -graph Skeleton: A B x 1 b 1 r 1 b 2 x 2 r 2 Factorization Squares: B B B B μ 1 b 2 b 2 x 2 x 2 B B B B μ 2 r 2 r 2 b 2 b 2 B A B B μ 3 r 1 r 2 x 1 x 2 B A B B μ 4 b 1 b 2 x 1 x 2 B A B B μ 5 r 1 r 2 b 1 b 2 B B B B μ 6 r 2 r 2 x 2 x 2 Factorization, P: B B B B B A B B x 1 x 2 x 2 x 2 b 1 b 2 b 2 b 2 r 1 r 2 r 2 r 2 σ 1 : front = μ 1 left = μ 2 top = μ 3 back = μ 4 right = μ 5 bottom = μ 6 B B B B B B B B x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 b 2 b 2 b 2 b 2 r 2 r 2 r 2 r 2 σ 2 : front = μ 1 left = μ 2 top = μ 6 back = μ 1 right = μ 2 bottom = μ 6 Example of a 2-cocycle on σ 1 : π 4 π 3 3π 4 π 5π 3 2π c(μ 5 ) c(μ 2 ) c(μ 4 ) c(μ 6 ) c(μ 3 ) c(μ 1 ) Cohomology conditions on the edges of the each squares: μ 1 : β (b 2 )β (x 2 )c 1 (μ 1 )= β (x 2 )β (b 2 )c 2 (μ 1 ) μ 2 : β (r 2 )β (b 2 )c 1 (μ 2 )= β (b 2 )β (r 2 )c 2 (μ 2 ) μ 3 : β (r 1 )β (x 2 )c 1 (μ 3 )= β (x 1 )β (r 2 )c 2 (μ 3 ) μ 4 : β (b 1 )β (x 2 )c 1 (μ 5 )= β (x 1 )β (b 2 )c 2 (μ 4 ) μ 5 : β (r 1 )β (b 2 )c 1 (μ 5 )= β (b 1 )β (r 2 )c 2 (μ 5 ) μ 6 : β (r 2 )β (x 2 )c 1 (μ 6 )= β (x 2 )β (r 2 )c 2 (μ 6 ) The commuting squares are in yellow . Non-Valid k -graph x y red 1 black red 2 What does it mean in the C * -algebra level? I Homotopy = same K -Theory (Gillaspy) I Cohomology = isomorphic C * -algebra Conjectures I. If two cocycles on a given k -graph are cohomologous, then they are homotopic. An related conjecture has previously been proven in terms of K -theory, but we would like to prove it in terms of 2-cocycles on k -graphs. II. All 2-cocycles are homotopic on a given k -graph. Ongoing Research We mainly pursued the conjecture II in our research. Matrix formulation: If all 2-cocycles on the k -graph is homotopic, then we can write the following linear equation, Ψ J = K , where Ψ is from our k -graph, J [0, 1] is logarithm of 2-cocycles, and K Z is the integer difference of the same points on the unit circle. squares cubes ψ 11 ψ 12 ... ψ 1n ψ 21 ψ 22 ... ψ 2n . . . . . . . . . . . . ψ m1 ψ m2 ... ψ mn j (μ 1 ) j (μ 2 ) . . . j (μ n ) = k 1 k 2 . . . k m . Ψ Matrix Example From the k =3 graph example, we can build the Ψ matrix from the factorization and J vector from the assigned 2-cocycle. μ 1 μ 2 μ 3 μ 4 μ 5 μ 6 σ 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 -1 σ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/6 5/6 3/8 1/8 1/2 = -1 0 . Given that j (μ) [0, 1], is it true for Ψ J Z? New Conjecture Ψ matrix is totally unimodular matrix if and only if all 2-cocycles on the k -graph are homotopic.

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k-graphs and 2-cocycles with C∗-algebrasKatharine Adamyk, Gereltuya Erdenejargal, Nicholas Noone, Oliver Orejola, and Sarah Salmon

Directed by Elizabeth Gillaspy, PhD

MotivationOur research examines the properties of C∗-algebras fromgraph theory perspective.C∗-algebras are objects in functional analysis.k-graphs with 2-cocycles give rise to examples of C∗-algebras.K-Theory is an invariant of C∗-algebras.

k-graph2-cocycles C∗-algebra K-Theory

What are k-graphs and 2-cocycles?A k-graph is a generalized directed graph. Here k- is a naturalnumber and indicates how many color of paths are involved in theskeleton.

k-graph skeleton factorization

directedgraph withk differentcolors

of edges

a set ofequivalenceclasses ofk-colorpaths

= +

2-cocycles are functions from the set of 2-color path equivalenceclasses to the unit circle, satisfyingc(front)c(left)c(top) = c(back)c(right)c(bottom), ∀µ ∈ P.

What Are We Interested In?Two properties of 2-cocycles are of special interest for us.Ihomotopy: c1 and c2 are homotopic if there exists h : P→ Rsuch thatc1(µ) = c2(µ) e2πih(µ) ,∀ µ ∈ P, and for every cubeh(front) + h(left) + h(top) = h(back) + h(right) + h(bottom)

Icohomology: c1 and c2 are cohomologous if there existsβ : E→ T such that for each µ ∈ P

β(µ10)β(µ00)c1(µ) = β(µ01)β(µ11)c2(µ)

µ =

x

y

µ01

µ00

µ10µ11

Example k-graph

Skeleton:

A Bx1

b1

r1

b2

x2

r2

Factorization Squares:

B B

BB

µ1

b2

b2

x2x2

B B

BB

µ2

r2

r2

b2b2

B A

BB

µ3

r1

r2

x1x2

B A

BB

µ4

b1

b2

x1x2

B A

BB

µ5

r1

r2

b1b2

B B

BB

µ6

r2

r2

x2x2

Factorization, P:

B B

BB

B A

BB

x1

x2

x2

x2

b1b2

b2b2

r1r2

r2r2

σ1 :

front = µ1left = µ2top = µ3back = µ4right = µ5

bottom = µ6

B B

BB

B B

BB

x2

x2

x2

x2

b2b2

b2b2

r2r2

r2r2

σ2 :

front = µ1left = µ2top = µ6back = µ1right = µ2

bottom = µ6

Example of a 2-cocycle on σ1:

π4

π33π

4

π

5π3

c(µ5)c(µ2)

c(µ4)

c(µ6)

c(µ3)

c(µ1)

Cohomology conditions on the edges of the each squares:

µ1 : β(b2)β(x2)c1(µ1) = β(x2)β(b2)c2(µ1)µ2 : β(r2)β(b2)c1(µ2) = β(b2)β(r2)c2(µ2)µ3 : β(r1)β(x2)c1(µ3) = β(x1)β(r2)c2(µ3)µ4 : β(b1)β(x2)c1(µ5) = β(x1)β(b2)c2(µ4)µ5 : β(r1)β(b2)c1(µ5) = β(b1)β(r2)c2(µ5)µ6 : β(r2)β(x2)c1(µ6) = β(x2)β(r2)c2(µ6)

The commuting squares are in yellow .

Non-Valid k-graph

x y

red1

black

red2

What does it mean inthe C∗-algebra level?

IHomotopy =⇒ same K-Theory (Gillaspy)ICohomology =⇒ isomorphic C∗-algebra

ConjecturesI. If two cocycles on a given k-graph are cohomologous, then they are homotopic.An related conjecture has previously been proven in terms ofK-theory, but we would like to prove it in terms of 2-cocycles on k-graphs.II. All 2-cocycles are homotopic on a given k-graph.

Ongoing ResearchWe mainly pursued the conjecture II in our research.Matrix formulation: If all 2-cocycles on the k-graph is homotopic, then we canwrite the following linear equation,Ψ ~J = ~K, where

Ψ is from our k-graph,~J ∈ [0, 1] is logarithm of 2-cocycles, and~K ∈ Z is the integer difference of the same points on the unit circle.

squares

↓cubes→ ψ11 ψ12 . . . ψ1n

ψ21 ψ22 . . . ψ2n...

.... . .

...ψm1 ψm2 . . . ψmn

j(µ1)j(µ2)...

j(µn)

=

k1k2...km

.

Ψ Matrix ExampleFrom the k = 3 graph example, we can build the Ψ matrix from the factorizationand ~J vector from the assigned 2-cocycle.

µ1 µ2 µ3 µ4 µ5 µ6σ1 1 1 1 −1 −1 −1σ2 0 0 0 0 0 0

01/65/63/81/81/2

=

−10

.

Given that j(µ) ∈ [0, 1], is it true for Ψ ~J ∈ Z?

New Conjecture

Ψ matrix is totally unimodular matrix if and only if all 2-cocycles on the k-graphare homotopic.