An introduction to KMS weights
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Abstract: The theory of KMS weights is based on a theorem of Combes and a theorem of Kustermans. In applications to KMS states for flows on a unital C*-algebra the relation to KMS weights of the stabilized algebra has proved useful and this relation hinges on a theorem of Laca and Neshveyev. Part I of this text is contained in the first 4 chapters and presents proofs of these three fundamental results that require a minimum of prerequisites; in particular, they do not depend on the modular theory of von Neumann algebras. In contrast, part II departs from the modular theory of von Neumann algebras to develop the theory further. Most results are known from the work of N. V. Pedersen, J. Quaegebeur, J. Verding, J. Kustermans, S. Vaes, A. Kishimoto, A. Kumjian and J. Christensen, but new ones begin to surface. Part III is contained in Chapter 10 and Appendices D and E, and presents results obtained recently, partly in collaboration with G. A. Elliott and Y. Sato. The main result of this part is a natural culmination of methods developed around 1980 by Bratteli, Elliott, Herman and Kishimoto.
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