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LeanPool.ConnesRigidity.Foundation.OperatorAlgebra.CrossedProductFactorTransport

Crossed-product factor transport #

This module first transports the full measurable crossed-product generator family across an equivariant Haar equivalence. It then treats the continuous coefficient closure used in Zhou's §3: a norm-dense coefficient family has the same von Neumann closure as all continuous coefficients, and an equivariant measure-preserving homeomorphism transports that closure. The homeomorphism is not required to preserve the addition on either compact group.

An equivariant measure-preserving homeomorphism between Haar actions. Unlike a compact-group equivalence, the homeomorphism need not preserve addition; this is the boundary needed by Zhou's quadratic fiber shear.

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    Forget the topology of an equivariant Haar homeomorphism, retaining its measurable, measure-preserving, equivariant action equivalence.

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      Continuous coefficients act as a continuous family of fiberwise multipliers on the regular crossed-product Hilbert space.

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        Evaluating the continuous-coefficient multiplier agrees with the crossed-product multiplier of the corresponding L∞ coefficient.

        The regular crossed-product generators with all continuous coefficient multipliers and all action unitaries.

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          The regular crossed-product generators cut down to a specified family of continuous coefficients, together with all action unitaries.

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            If a family of continuous coefficients has norm-dense linear span, then its multipliers and the action unitaries generate the same von Neumann closure as all continuous-coefficient multipliers and the action unitaries.

            An equivariant measure-preserving homeomorphism transports membership in the von Neumann closure generated by continuous multipliers and action unitaries. No compatibility with the compact-group additions is required.