Continuity of spectral radius and type I C^-algebras
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Abstract: It is shown that the spectral radius is continuous on a -algebra if and only if the -algebra is type I. This answers a question of V. Shulman and Yu.~Turovskii [10]. It is shown also that the closure of nilpotents in a -algebra contains an element with non-zero spectrum if and only if the -algebra is not type I.
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