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Continuous-trace algebras from the bundle theoretic point of view

  • Jonathan Rosenberg (a1)

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Using various facts about principal bundles over a space, we give a unified treatment of several theorems about the structure of stable separable continuous-trace algebras, their automorphisms, and their K-theory. We also present a classification of real continuous-trace algebras from the same point of view.

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