The UCT problem for nuclear C^-algebras

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Abstract: In recent years, a large class of nuclear Cast-algebras have been classified, modulo an assumption on the Universal Coefficient Theorem (UCT). We think this assumption is redundant and propose a strategy for proving it. Indeed, following the original proof of the classification theorem, we propose bridging the gap between reduction theorems and examples. While many such bridges are possible, various approximate ideal structures appear quite promising.


This paper gives an overview of the UCT problem for nuclear C*-algebras. It contains a list of reduction theorems which allow for various reformulations of the UCT problem. It also lists classes of examples of C*-algebras which are known to satisfy the UCT. Finally, the authors outline a strategy to tackle the UCT problem, developed by \textit{R. Willett} and \textit{G.-L. Yu} [``Controlled KK-theory. I: a Milnor exact sequence, Preprint (2020), \url{arXiv:2011.10906}; ``The UCT for \(C^\ast\)-algebras with finite complexity, Preprint (2021), \url{arXiv:2104.10766}], based on the concepts of decomposable and weakly decomposable C*-algebras.



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