Induced Quadratic Modules
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Abstract: Positivity in -algebras can be defined either algebraically, by quadratic modules, or analytically, by -representations. By the induction procedure for -representations we can lift the analytical notion of positivity from a -subalgebra to the entire -algebra. The aim of this paper is to define and study the induction procedure for quadratic modules. The main question is when a given quadratic module on the -algebra is induced from its intersection with the -subalgebra. This question is very hard even for the smallest quadratic module (i.e. the set of all sums of hermitian squares) and will be answered only in very special cases.
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