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Proof of The Conditional Expectation of a Trace-Preserving Embedding: Values in the Subalgebra, Bimodule Property, Trace, Positivity, Contraction and the Jones Projection

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E(b)=V^*bV commutes with J0J_0 M0M_0 J0J_0 by the intertwining relations and the commutation theorem, hence lies in M0M_0; the bimodule, trace, positivity and Jones-projection clauses follow from V^*V=I, the intertwining relations and the adjoint calculus.

Proof

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By Tracial W*-Probability Spaces §space, (H0,M0,Ω0)(H_{0},M_{0},\Omega_{0}) and (H,M,Ω)(H,M,\Omega) are cyclic tracial operator algebras; let J0J_{0} and JJ be their conjugations. By Trace-Preserving Embeddings of Tracial W*-Probability Spaces, Their Implementing Isometries and Conditional Expectations §embedding, π\pi satisfies the hypotheses of A Trace-Preserving Unital -Homomorphism between Tracial W-Probability Spaces is Implemented by an Isometry, and by Trace-Preserving Embeddings of Tracial W*-Probability Spaces, Their Implementing Isometries and Conditional Expectations §isometry and the uniqueness in A Trace-Preserving Unital -Homomorphism between Tracial W-Probability Spaces is Implemented by an Isometry §isometry, VV is the operator of that clause. Hence V∈L(H0,H)V\in\mathcal{L}(H_{0},H), VSΩ0=π(S)ΩVS\Omega_{0}=\pi(S)\Omega for S∈M0S\in M_{0}, V∗V=IH0V^{*}V=I_{H_{0}}, ∥Vξ∥=∥ξ∥\lVert V\xi\rVert=\lVert\xi\rVert and VΩ0=ΩV\Omega_{0}=\Omega; and by A Trace-Preserving Unital -Homomorphism between Tracial W-Probability Spaces is Implemented by an Isometry §intertwining, for every S∈M0S\in M_{0},

π(S)V=VS,V∗π(S)=SV∗,VJ0=JV,V∗J=J0V∗.\pi(S)V=VS,\qquad V^{*}\pi(S)=SV^{*},\qquad VJ_{0}=JV,\qquad V^{*}J=J_{0}V^{*}.

By Trace-Preserving Embeddings of Tracial W*-Probability Spaces, Their Implementing Isometries and Conditional Expectations §expectation, E(b)=V∗bVE(b)=V^{*}bV for b∈Mb\in M. Adjoints exist and lie in L\mathcal{L} by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §adjoint, obey ⟨v,T∗w⟩=⟨Tv,w⟩\langle v,T^{*}w\rangle=\langle Tv,w\rangle by Adjoint of a Linear Map between Complex Inner Product Spaces §adjoint and conjugate symmetry, and are computed with Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §adjoint-calculus; sums, scalar multiples and composites of bounded maps are bounded, and composition distributes over sums and commutes with scalars, by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §operations. Compositions of maps (linear or not) are associative.

Claim 1 (Values). Let b∈Mb\in M. Then E(b)=V∗bV∈L(H0)E(b)=V^{*}bV\in\mathcal{L}(H_{0}). Let S∈M0S\in M_{0}; then J0SJ0∈L(H0)J_{0}SJ_{0}\in\mathcal{L}(H_{0}) and Jπ(S)J∈L(H)J\pi(S)J\in\mathcal{L}(H) by Basic Properties of Commutants: Unital Algebras Closed under Weak Limits, Order Reversal, the Triple Commutant, and Conjugation §conjugation. Using VJ0=JVVJ_{0}=JV twice and π(S)V=VS\pi(S)V=VS,

VJ0SJ0=JVSJ0=Jπ(S)VJ0=Jπ(S)JV.VJ_{0}SJ_{0}=JVSJ_{0}=J\pi(S)VJ_{0}=J\pi(S)JV.

Since Jπ(S)J∈JMJ=M′J\pi(S)J\in JMJ=M' by Standard Form of a Tracial W*-Probability Space: the Commutation Theorem, Right-Bounded Vectors, Faithfulness and Self-Adjoint Vectors §commutant applied to (H,M,Ω)(H,M,\Omega), and b∈Mb\in M, we have b (Jπ(S)J)=(Jπ(S)J) bb\,(J\pi(S)J)=(J\pi(S)J)\,b by The Commutant of a Set of Bounded Operators on a Complex Hilbert Space §commutant. Using V∗J=J0V∗V^{*}J=J_{0}V^{*} twice and V∗π(S)=SV∗V^{*}\pi(S)=SV^{*},

V∗Jπ(S)J=J0V∗π(S)J=J0SV∗J=J0SJ0V∗.V^{*}J\pi(S)J=J_{0}V^{*}\pi(S)J=J_{0}SV^{*}J=J_{0}SJ_{0}V^{*}.

Therefore

E(b) (J0SJ0)=V∗b (Jπ(S)J) V=V∗(Jπ(S)J) bV=(J0SJ0) V∗bV=(J0SJ0) E(b).E(b)\,(J_{0}SJ_{0})=V^{*}b\,(J\pi(S)J)\,V=V^{*}(J\pi(S)J)\,bV=(J_{0}SJ_{0})\,V^{*}bV=(J_{0}SJ_{0})\,E(b).

As this holds for every S∈M0S\in M_{0}, E(b)∈(J0M0J0)′E(b)\in(J_{0}M_{0}J_{0})', which equals M0M_{0} by Standard Form of a Tracial W*-Probability Space: the Commutation Theorem, Right-Bounded Vectors, Faithfulness and Self-Adjoint Vectors §commutant applied to (H0,M0,Ω0)(H_{0},M_{0},\Omega_{0}).

For b,c∈Mb,c\in M and λ∈C\lambda\in\mathbb{C}, E(b+c)=V∗(b+c)V=V∗bV+V∗cVE(b+c)=V^{*}(b+c)V=V^{*}bV+V^{*}cV and E(λb)=V∗(λb)V=λ V∗bVE(\lambda b)=V^{*}(\lambda b)V=\lambda\,V^{*}bV, so EE is linear. By the adjoint calculus, E(b)∗=(V∗bV)∗=V∗b∗(V∗)∗=V∗b∗V=E(b∗)E(b)^{*}=(V^{*}bV)^{*}=V^{*}b^{*}(V^{*})^{*}=V^{*}b^{*}V=E(b^{*}). Since ∥Vξ∥=∥ξ∥\lVert V\xi\rVert=\lVert\xi\rVert, the number 11 is a bound for VV, so ∥V∥op≤1\lVert V\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\le1 by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §least-bound, and ∥V∗∥op=∥V∥op≤1\lVert V^{*}\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}=\lVert V\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\le1 by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §adjoint. Hence

∥E(b)∥op≤∥V∗∥op∥b∥op∥V∥op≤∥b∥op.\lVert E(b)\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\le\lVert V^{*}\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\lVert b\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\lVert V\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\le\lVert b\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}.

Claim 2 (Bimodule property). For b∈Mb\in M and S,T∈M0S,T\in M_{0} we have π(S)bπ(T)∈M\pi(S)b\pi(T)\in M by Cyclic Tracial Operator Algebras and Their Traces §star-algebra, and by the intertwining relations

E(π(S)bπ(T))=V∗π(S) b π(T)V=SV∗ b VT=S E(b) T.E(\pi(S)b\pi(T))=V^{*}\pi(S)\,b\,\pi(T)V=SV^{*}\,b\,VT=S\,E(b)\,T.

Also E(I)=V∗IV=V∗V=IE(I)=V^{*}IV=V^{*}V=I. With b=Ib=I and T=IT=I (so π(T)=I\pi(T)=I) this gives E(π(S))=S E(I)=SE(\pi(S))=S\,E(I)=S.

Claim 3 (Trace). Let b∈Mb\in M. By Claim 1, E(b)∈M0E(b)\in M_{0}, and by Tracial W*-Probability Spaces §trace and Cyclic Tracial Operator Algebras and Their Traces §trace,

τ0(E(b))=⟨Ω0,V∗bVΩ0⟩=⟨VΩ0,bVΩ0⟩=⟨Ω,bΩ⟩=τ(b).\tau_{0}(E(b))=\langle\Omega_{0},V^{*}bV\Omega_{0}\rangle=\langle V\Omega_{0},bV\Omega_{0}\rangle=\langle\Omega,b\Omega\rangle=\tau(b).

For S∈M0S\in M_{0}, Claim 2 with T=IT=I gives S E(b)=E(π(S)b)S\,E(b)=E(\pi(S)b), and π(S)b∈M\pi(S)b\in M; so by the first identity τ0(S E(b))=τ0(E(π(S)b))=τ(π(S)b)\tau_{0}(S\,E(b))=\tau_{0}(E(\pi(S)b))=\tau(\pi(S)b).

Claim 4 (Positivity). Let b∈Mb\in M and put T=bV∈L(H0,H)T=bV\in\mathcal{L}(H_{0},H). By the adjoint calculus T∗=V∗b∗T^{*}=V^{*}b^{*}, so E(b∗b)=V∗b∗bV=T∗TE(b^{*}b)=V^{*}b^{*}bV=T^{*}T, which is self-adjoint and positive semi-definite by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §adjoint-calculus. As E(b∗b)∈L(H0)E(b^{*}b)\in\mathcal{L}(H_{0}), this is E(b∗b)≥0E(b^{*}b)\ge0 in the sense of Complex Hilbert Spaces and Bounded Linear Maps: Standing Notation §maps.

Claim 5 (Jones projection). The operator e=VV∗e=VV^{*} belongs to L(H)\mathcal{L}(H) and is linear. By the adjoint calculus e∗=(V∗)∗V∗=VV∗=ee^{*}=(V^{*})^{*}V^{*}=VV^{*}=e, so ee is an adjoint of itself and hence self-adjoint by Bounded Linear Maps between Complex Inner Product Spaces: the Least Bound, Operations, the Underlying Real Structure, Adjoints, Completeness and the Quadratic-Form Bound §adjoint-calculus. Moreover ee=V(V∗V)V∗=VIH0V∗=eee=V(V^{*}V)V^{*}=VI_{H_{0}}V^{*}=e. Thus ee is an orthogonal projection by Orthogonal Projection. For S∈M0S\in M_{0},

e π(S)Ω=VV∗VSΩ0=VSΩ0=π(S)Ω.e\,\pi(S)\Omega=VV^{*}VS\Omega_{0}=VS\Omega_{0}=\pi(S)\Omega.

For b∈Mb\in M, E(b)Ω0=V∗bVΩ0=V∗bΩE(b)\Omega_{0}=V^{*}bV\Omega_{0}=V^{*}b\Omega; and since E(b)∈M0E(b)\in M_{0} by Claim 1, the defining property of VV gives

e bΩ=V(V∗bΩ)=VE(b)Ω0=π(E(b))Ω.e\,b\Omega=V(V^{*}b\Omega)=VE(b)\Omega_{0}=\pi(E(b))\Omega.
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