Unbounded bivariant K-theory and correspondences in noncommutative geometry
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Abstract: By introducing a notion of smooth connection for unbounded -cycles, we show that the Kasparov product of such cycles can be defined directly, by an algebraic formula. In order to achieve this it is necessary to develop a framework of smooth algebras and a notion of differentiable -module. The theory of operator spaces provides the required tools. Finally, the above mentioned -cycles with connection can be viewed as the morphisms in a category whose objects are spectral triples.
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