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L 2-Betti Numbers of C*-Tensor Categories Associated with Totally Disconnected Groups

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INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS RESEARCH NOTICES
Volume 2022, Issue 14, Pages 10704-10766

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OXFORD UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1093/imrn/rnab066

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  1. European Research Council [614195 RIGIDITY]
  2. Methusalem grant of the Flemish Government
  3. Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek - Polish Academy of Sciences project [VS02619N]

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This paper proves that the L-2-Betti numbers of a rigid C*-tensor category vanish when there is an almost-normal subcategory with vanishing L-2-Betti numbers, extending a result from [7]. The criterion is applied to show that the categories constructed from totally disconnected groups in [6] have vanishing L-2-Betti numbers. Additionally, the paper relates the cohomology theory of the quasi-regular inclusion P x Lambda subset of P x Gamma to that of the Schlichting completion G of Lambda < Gamma in the case of an almost-normal inclusion of discrete groups Lambda < Gamma, with Gamma acting on a type II1 factor P by outer automorphisms.
We prove that the L-2-Betti numbers of a rigid C*-tensor category vanish in the presence of an almost-normal subcategory with vanishing L-2-Betti numbers, generalising a result of [7]. We apply this criterion to show that the categories constructed from totally disconnected groups in [6] have vanishing L-2-Betti numbers. Given an almost-normal inclusion of discrete groups Lambda < Gamma, with Gamma acting on a type II1 factor P by outer automorphisms, we relate the cohomology theory of the quasi-regular inclusion P x Lambda subset of P x Gamma to that of the Schlichting completion G of Lambda < Gamma. If Lambda < Gamma is unimodular, this correspondence allows us to prove that the L-2-Betti numbers of P x Lambda subset of P x Gamma are equal to those of G.

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