The Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question for Leavitt path algebras

Abstract The Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question for Leavitt path algebras asks whether pointed ‐theory is a complete isomorphism invariant for unital, simple, purely infinite Leavitt path algebras over finite graphs. Most work on this problem has focused on determining whether (up to isomorphism) there is a unique unital, simple, Leavitt path algebra with trivial ‐theory (often reformulated as the question of whether the Leavitt path algebras and are isomorphic). However, it is unknown whether a positive answer to this special case implies a positive answer to the Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question. In this note, we pose a different question that asks whether two particular non‐simple Leavitt path algebras and are isomorphic, and we prove that a positive answer to this question implies a positive answer to the Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question.

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Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society
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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.1112/blms.70027
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Advanced Operator Algebra Research
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The Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question for Leavitt path algebras

Efren Ruiz
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The Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question for Leavitt path algebras

Efren Ruiz
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Abstract The Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question for Leavitt path algebras asks whether pointed ‐theory is a complete isomorphism invariant for unital, simple, purely infinite Leavitt path algebras over finite graphs. Most work on this problem has focused on determining whether (up to isomorphism) there is a unique unital, simple, Leavitt path algebra with trivial ‐theory (often reformulated as the question of whether the Leavitt path algebras and are isomorphic). However, it is unknown whether a positive answer to this special case implies a positive answer to the Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question. In this note, we pose a different question that asks whether two particular non‐simple Leavitt path algebras and are isomorphic, and we prove that a positive answer to this question implies a positive answer to the Algebraic Kirchberg–Phillips Question.

Bulletin of the London Mathematical SocietyVol. 57(4)
University of Hawaii at Hilo (US)
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Advanced Operator Algebra Research
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