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The spatial Kadison-Kastler problem for close separable C*-algebras

Theorem 1.1: for every ε>0\varepsilon>0 there are unital norm-separable C*-algebras A,BA,B on a separable Hilbert space with KK(A,B)<ε\mathrm{KK}(A,B)<\varepsilon and A′′=B′′A''=B'' but no unitary with uAu∗=BuAu^*=B. The construction uses sequence algebras over a deformation of the free-group regular representation (Pytlik-Szwarc family) and a tensor-norm obstruction. It does not show AA and BB are non-isomorphic, imposes no nuclearity (the CSSWW positive theorem needs it), and does not affect von Neumann algebras.

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Occurred: Oct 5, 2026

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Theorem 1.1: for every ε>0\varepsilon>0 there are unital norm-separable C*-algebras A,BA,B on a separable Hilbert space with KK(A,B)<ε\mathrm{KK}(A,B)<\varepsilon and A′′=B′′A''=B'' but no unitary with uAu∗=BuAu^*=B. The construction uses sequence algebras over a deformation of the free-group regular representation (Pytlik-Szwarc family) and a tensor-norm obstruction. It does not show AA and BB are non-isomorphic, imposes no nuclearity (the CSSWW positive theorem needs it), and does not affect von Neumann algebras. parent of this event

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