2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfa.2017.05.006
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Quantum measurable cardinals

Abstract: Abstract. We investigate states on von Neumann algebras which are not normal but enjoy various forms of infinite additivity, and show that these exist on B(H) if and only if the cardinality of an orthonormal basis of H satisfies various large cardinal conditions. For instance, there is a singular countably additive pure state on B(l 2 (κ)) if and only if κ is Ulam measurable, and there is a singular < κ-additive pure state on B(l 2 (κ)) if and only if κ is measurable. The proofs make use of Farah and Weaver's … Show more

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“…The existence of regular singular states or such regular measures is generally believed to be consistent with ZFC set theory. Indeed as explained in [13] it is believed to be consistent with ZFC set theory that the latter 'first cardinal' is ≤ the cardinality of the real numbers. On the other hand, since any cardinal on which there is a singular probability measure dominates the 'first cardinal' above, it follows that if M ⊂ B(H) where dim(H) is smaller than any real-valued measurable cardinal (or if measurable cardinals do not exist), then Ueda's peak set theorem holds for M (and taking A = M ).…”
Section: The Case Of Semi-finite and General Von Neumann Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 67%
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“…The existence of regular singular states or such regular measures is generally believed to be consistent with ZFC set theory. Indeed as explained in [13] it is believed to be consistent with ZFC set theory that the latter 'first cardinal' is ≤ the cardinality of the real numbers. On the other hand, since any cardinal on which there is a singular probability measure dominates the 'first cardinal' above, it follows that if M ⊂ B(H) where dim(H) is smaller than any real-valued measurable cardinal (or if measurable cardinals do not exist), then Ueda's peak set theorem holds for M (and taking A = M ).…”
Section: The Case Of Semi-finite and General Von Neumann Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Indeed certain cases of Ueda's peak set theorem, for a von Neumann algebra M , may be seen as 'set theoretic statements' about M that require the sets to not be 'too large'. These issues are discussed in Section 6, and this also led to a sequel paper with Nik Weaver [13]. Some of the ramifications of [13] are described at the end of the present paper, for example that that work indicates that one cannot generalize Ueda's peak set theorem in ZFC much beyond the σ-finite case (not even to l ∞ (R)).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 84%
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