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Applied Analysis Lab (Ando)
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The lab explores the world of operators, where the order of multiplication cannot be swapped.

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Toward mathematics where the order of multiplication cannot be swapped
Prof. Ando studies mathematics, with a focus on the theory of operator algebras.
The theory of operator algebras deals with noncommutative objects, in which the order of multiplication cannot be swapped.
The keywords of the research are von Neumann algebras and unitary representations, and recent papers also deal with unitary groups of C*-algebras.
Key terms
- operator algebra
- An algebra formed by collecting operations (operators) that act on a space. The order of multiplication generally cannot be swapped.
- von Neumann algebra
- An operator algebra that is closed under limits in a weak sense. It arose from the mathematics of quantum mechanics.
- noncommutativity
- The property that swapping the order of multiplication changes the result. Matrix multiplication is an example.
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The professor specializes in the theory of operator algebras.
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- Associate ProfessorHiroshi Ando
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