Analysis of non-Hausdorff expansiveness in Smale spaces, revealing implications for Fell algebras.
Building on work of Williams, Wieler proved that every irreducible Smale space with totally disconnected stable sets can be realized via a stationary inverse limit. Using this result, the first and fourth listed authors of the present paper showed that the stable C ∗ C^* -algebra associated to such a Smale space can be obtained from a stationary inductive limit of a Fell algebra. Its spectrum is typically non-Hausdorff and admits a self-map related to the stationary inverse limit. With the goal of understanding the fine structure of the stable algebra and the stable Ruelle algebra, we study said self-map on the spectrum of the Fell algebra as a dynamical system in its own right. Our results can be summarized into the statement that this dynamical system is an expansive, surjective, local homeomorphism of a compact, locally Hausdorff space and from its K K -theory we can compute K K -theoretical invariants of the stable and unstable Ruelle algebra of a Smale space with totally disconnected stable sets.
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