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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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The conditional expectation of a trace-preserving embedding takes values in the smaller algebra, is a positive, contractive, trace-preserving bimodule map that is a left inverse of the embedding, and acts on vectors through the orthogonal projection onto the closure of the embedded vectors.

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In the setting of Complex Hilbert Spaces and Bounded Linear Maps: Standing Notation, let π\pi be a trace-preserving embedding of a tracial W*-probability space (H0,M0,Ω0)(H_{0},M_{0},\Omega_{0}) into a tracial W*-probability space (H,M,Ω)(H,M,\Omega), with traces τ0=τM0\tau_{0}=\tau_{M_{0}} and τ=τM\tau=\tau_{M}, implementing isometry V=VπV=V_{\pi} and conditional expectation E=EπE=E_{\pi}. The letter VV denotes an operator, not an inner product space as in Complex Hilbert Spaces and Bounded Linear Maps: Standing Notation §spaces.

1. (Values) E(b)∈M0E(b)\in M_{0} for every b∈Mb\in M; EE is linear; and E(b∗)=E(b)∗E(b^{*})=E(b)^{*} and ∥E(b)∥op≤∥b∥op\lVert E(b)\rVert_{\mathrm{op}}\le\lVert b\rVert_{\mathrm{op}} for every b∈Mb\in M.

2. (Bimodule property) E(π(S) b π(T))=S E(b) TE(\pi(S)\,b\,\pi(T))=S\,E(b)\,T for all b∈Mb\in M and S,T∈M0S,T\in M_{0}; in particular E(π(S))=SE(\pi(S))=S for every S∈M0S\in M_{0}, and E(I)=IE(I)=I.

3. (Trace) τ0(E(b))=τ(b)\tau_{0}(E(b))=\tau(b) and τ0(S E(b))=τ(π(S) b)\tau_{0}(S\,E(b))=\tau(\pi(S)\,b) for all b∈Mb\in M and S∈M0S\in M_{0}.

4. (Positivity) E(b∗b)≥0E(b^{*}b)\ge0 for every b∈Mb\in M.

5. (Jones projection) The operator e=VV∗∈L(H)e=VV^{*}\in\mathcal{L}(H) is an orthogonal projection, and e π(S)Ω=π(S)Ωe\,\pi(S)\Omega=\pi(S)\Omega for every S∈M0S\in M_{0}. For every b∈Mb\in M, E(b)Ω0=V∗bΩE(b)\Omega_{0}=V^{*}b\Omega and e bΩ=π(E(b))Ωe\,b\Omega=\pi(E(b))\Omega.

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