arXiv 2201.004212022-01-02math.OA

Symmetric states for $C^*$-Fermi systems I: De Finetti theorem

Francesco Fidaleo

备注：: 19 pages
发表信息：: Review in Mathematical Phisics, 2022
DOI：: 10.1142/S0129055X22500301

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n the present note, which is the first part of a work concerning the study of the set of the symmetric states for Fermi systems, we describe the extension of the De Finetti theorem to the infinite Fermi $C^*$-tensor product of a single (separable) general $\bz^2$-graded $C^*$-algebra.

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