Perturbations of certain reflexive algebras (Q1338924): Difference between revisions

We use cohomological techniques to prove that if there is a linear map between two CSL algebras which is close to the identity, then the two CSL algebras are similar. We use our result to show that if \(\mathcal L\) is a purely atomic, hyperreflexive CSL with uniform infinite multiplicity which satisfies the 4-cycle interpolation condition, then there are constants \(\delta\), \(C>0\) such that whenever \(\mathcal M\) is another CSL such that \(d(\text{Alg }{\mathcal L},\text{Alg }{\mathcal M})<\delta\), then there is an invertible operator \(S\) such that \(S\text{ Alg }{\mathcal L}S^{-1}= \text{Alg }{\mathcal M}\) and \[ \| S\| \| S^{-1}\|< 1+Cd(\text{Alg }{\mathcal L},\text{Alg }{\mathcal M}). \] {}.