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Douglas Farenick - Extremal matrix states on operator systems
DOUGLAS FARENICK, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2, Canada | |
Extremal matrix states on operator systems |
A classical result of Kadison concerning the extension, via the
Hahn-Banach theorem, of extremal states on unital selfadjoint linear
manifolds (i.e. operator systems) in -algebras is
generalised to the setting of noncommutatve convexity, where one has
matrix states (i.e. unital completely positive linear maps) and
matrix convexity. I will explain here that if
is a matrix
extreme point of the matrix state space of an operator system R in a
unital
-algebra A, then
has a completely positive
extension to a matrix extreme point
of the matrix state space of
A. This result then leads to a characterisation of extremal matrix
states as pure completely positive maps, which is relevant to the
recent work of Webster and Winkler on a Krein-Milman theorem in
operator convexity.



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