Sentence examples for amalgamation over from inspiring English sources
We show that each M± is isomorphic to an amalgamated free product of type I von Neumann algebras with amalgamation over a fixed discrete type I von Neumann subalgebra.
We prove that the R-cyclicity of A1, …, As is equivalent to a property of C namely that C is free from Md(C), with amalgamation over D.
In particular, it is shown to include group C⁎-algebras, both reduced and full, of certain amalgamated free products of amenable groups, as well as all free products of nuclear C⁎-algebras with amalgamation over a common nuclear C⁎-subalgebra.
In this paper we prove a "free" noncommutative analog of this theorem, namely we show that any noncrossing exchangeability system with a faithful state which satisfies a so called weak singleton condition can be embedded into an free product with amalgamation over a certain subalgebra such that the interchangeable algebras remain interchangeable with respect to the operator-valued expectation.
I called it Rome, an amalgamation of left-over memories from our summer visits when my parents would let us run free across any ancient monument.
Waller and his boardroom allies resigned under pressure from the rest of the Reading board on 12 May 1983, and at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting in July, Smee took over the club, ending the amalgamation plans.
The answer to the question is different in different traditions and places, and the contemporary law is the result of some complicated amalgamation of these different traditions over time.
The figures were derived from an amalgamation of all foreseeable costs over the course of each player's contract.
This amalgamation involved some subjectivity, but we caution against over-interpreting minor differences among regions as marked elk have been observed to move across some of the hunt area boundaries (WGFD unpublished data).
In clinical practice — and adulthood in general — knowledge is a slow amalgamation of experience, reading, discussion, mulling over.
In fact, the Rohingyas evolved as a distinct ethnic group over centuries with the amalgamation of people coming not only from Bengal, but also from other parts of the subcontinent as well as Central Asia and the Middle East.
