Non-Bernoullian quantum \(K\)-systems (Q1296257): Difference between revisions

Let \(M\) be a \(W^*\)-algebra, \(\alpha\) a *-automorphism, and \(\omega\) an \(\alpha\)-invariant normal state of \(M\). An entropic \(K\)-system is defined as the quantum dynamical system \((M,\omega,\alpha)\) satisfying the \(K\)-property. Sufficient condition for the \(K\)-property is given in Section 3. Entropic properties of quantum spin systems with a Markov state and its subsystems (\(K\)-systems) are studied in Section 4. Next, let \(N\) be a von Neumann algebra, \(\psi\) a normal faithful state of \(N\), \((N_n,\psi_n)\) a copy of \((N,\psi)\), \((M,\phi)= \bigotimes_{n\in\mathbb{Z}} (N_n,\psi_n)\) and \(\gamma\) the right shift automorphism of \(M\). Bernoulli systems \((M,\phi,\gamma)\) are entropic \(K\)-systems. The authors construct an uncountable family \((M,\omega,\tau_\theta)\), \(0\leq \theta<2\pi\), of pairwise nonconjugate entropic non-Bernoullian \(K\)-systems of type \(\text{III}_1\) with the same CNT-entropy \(h_\omega(\tau_\theta)\), in Section 5. They also investigate, in Section 2, clustering properties of multiple channel entropies for the strong asymptotically Abelian \(K\)-systems \((M,\tau,\alpha)\) of type II and III.