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Modular conjugation (J)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Analysis Functional analysis Operator algebra Cyclic vector for an operator algebra Separating vector for an operator algebra Tomita operator
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The antiunitary factor in the polar decomposition of the Tomita operator. In the finite-dimensional and tracial settings it satisfies J2=I and JMJ=M′. In a matrix-algebra standard representation by left multiplication, with positive invertible cyclic vector D, it acts by J(X)=X∗.

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