Equivariant completely bounded operators
Let \(\Phi\) : \(A\to B\) be a bounded linear map between \(C^*\)-algebras acted upon by the same amenable locally compact group G. If \(\Phi (\alpha_ s(a))=\beta_ s(\Phi (a))\) where \(a\in A\), \(s\in G\) and \(\alpha\) (resp. \(\beta)\) is the action of G on A (resp. on B) \(\Phi\) is said equivariant. If \(\Phi\) is moreover completely bounded, then it lifts to a completely bounded map from the crossed product \(A\times_{\alpha}G\) to the crossed product \(B\times_{\beta}G\), equivariant with respect to the dual coactions. A similar result holds with the role of actions and coactions exchanged. Moreover, equivariant maps lift to the second crossed products if and only if they are completely bounded.
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