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Aspects of the quasicentral modulus

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OASW05 - OAS Follow on: Operator Algebras: Subfactors and Applications

The quasicentral modulus is an invariant for a n-tuple of operators modulo a normed ideal. Basic properties, certain exact formulae and the connection to dynamical entropy will be presented. Also a noncommutative analogy with capacity in nonlinear potential theory will be discussed.

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