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Artifact ↗The strong Kadison-Kastler conjecture
Theorem 1.1: for every there is , independent of the algebras, their type, representations and the Hilbert space, such that unital von Neumann algebras with satisfy with . The proof combines amplification estimates, a modular and core analysis for type III, and reductions across types. It concerns von Neumann algebras only; the companions show that one-sided near inclusions and close separable C*-algebras behave differently. No explicit is given.
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
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Canonical aliases: The strong Kadison-Kastler conjecture · Strong Kadison-Kastler conjecture
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VibeMathed record: The strong Kadison-Kastler conjecture evidence for this event
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Universal strong Kadison-Kastler stability evidence for this event
The spatial Kadison-Kastler problem for close separable C*-algebras evidence for this event
The strong Kadison-Kastler conjecture parent of this event
Theorem 1.1: for every there is , independent of the algebras, their type, representations and the Hilbert space, such that unital von Neumann algebras with satisfy with . The proof combines amplification estimates, a modular and core analysis for type III, and reductions across types. It concerns von Neumann algebras only; the companions show that one-sided near inclusions and close separable C*-algebras behave differently. No explicit is given. parent of this event
Small spatial embeddings for one-sided near inclusions of von Neumann algebras evidence for this event
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