1975
DOI: 10.1016/0034-4877(75)90064-6
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Decomposable operators application to K.M.S. weights in a decomposable von Neumann algebra

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“…The isotony in ν-almost every sector was established in Theorem 3.4. From [24,Prop. II.2] it follows that for a fixed W 0 ∈ W, Ω 0 (ζ) is cyclic and separating for R(W 0 )(ζ) for ν-almost all ζ.…”
Section: Conditions (A)-(c) Hold In ν-Almost All Sectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The isotony in ν-almost every sector was established in Theorem 3.4. From [24,Prop. II.2] it follows that for a fixed W 0 ∈ W, Ω 0 (ζ) is cyclic and separating for R(W 0 )(ζ) for ν-almost all ζ.…”
Section: Conditions (A)-(c) Hold In ν-Almost All Sectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As already mentioned, the factorial components R(ζ) in the central decomposition of R indeed act irreducibly on the respective subspaces H(ζ) since Z = R ′ by Proposition 2.1. The representation U(P ↑ + ) of the identity component of the Poincaré group and the subspace E 0 H are decomposed in [19], and the attendant assertions made above are proven there, using results in [24]. Although the net {R(W )} W ∈W was also decomposed in [19], there the argument was framed for locally generated nets for which C is the set of double cones; a concrete choice of a countable "dense" subcollection of double cone algebras was given there.…”
Section: Invariance and Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%