II1 Factors with non-isomorphic ultrapowers
Résumé
We prove that there exist uncountably many separable II1 factors whose ultrapowers (with respect to arbitrary ultrafilters) are non-isomorphic. In fact, we prove that the families of non-isomorphic II1 factors originally introduced by McDuff [MD69a, MD69b] are such examples. This entails the existence of a continuum of non-elementarily equivalent II1 factors, thus settling a well-known open problem in the continuous model theory of operator algebras.
Domaines
Algèbres d'opérateurs [math.OA]
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