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Groups acting on trees: representation theory and operator algebras

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OAS - Operator algebras: subfactors and their applications

This talk summarises different aspects of my work on totally disconnected groups, their representation theory and their operator algebras.  Our guiding examples are non-discrete groups acting on trees.  I will address simplicity, amenability and classification of operator algebras associated with groups acting on trees as well as representation theoretic aspects such as the admissibility conjecture.


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