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SUMMARY:Ralf  Meyer
DTSTART:20200930T120000Z
DTEND:20200930T133000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T052335Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/WSIPM/2/">Gr
 oupoid models and C*-algebras of diagrams of groupoid correspondences</a>\
 nby Ralf  Meyer as part of Western Sydney\, IPM joint workshop on Operator
  Algebras\n\n\nAbstract\nA groupoid correspondence is a generalised morphi
 sm between étale groupoids.  Topological graphs\, self-similarities of gr
 oups\, or self-similar graphs are examples of this.  Groupoid corresponden
 ces induce C*-correspondences between groupoid C*-algebras\, which then gi
 ve Cuntz-Pimsner algebras.  The Cuntz-Pimsner algebra of a groupoid corres
 pondence is isomorphic to a groupoid C*-algebra of an étale groupoid buil
 t from the groupoid correspondence.  This gives a uniform construction of 
 groupoid models for many interesting C*-algebras\, such as graph C*-algebr
 as of regular graphs\, Nekrashevych's C*-algebras of self-similar groups a
 nd their generalisation by Exel and Pardo for self-similar graphs.  If pos
 sible\, I would also like to mention work in progress to extend this theor
 em to relative Cuntz-Pimsner algebras\, which would then cover all topolog
 ical graph C*-algebras.\nGroupoid correspondences form a bicategory.  This
  structure is already used to form the groupoid model of a groupoid corres
 pondence.  It also allows us to define actions of monoids or\, more genera
 lly\, of categories on groupoids by groupoid correspondences.  Passing to 
 C*-algebras\, this gives a product system where the unit fibre is a groupo
 id C*-algebra.  If the monoid is an Ore monoid\, then the Cuntz-Pimsner al
 gebra of this product system is again a groupoid C*-algebra of an étale g
 roupoid\, which is defined directly from the action by groupoid correspond
 ences.  For more general monoids\, the two constructions become different\
 , however.  We show this in a special case that is related to separated gr
 aph C*-algebras and their tame versions.\n
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