Analysis reveals the noncommutative weak extension principle holds under specific axioms, indicating profound implications in functional analysis.
We introduce and study the noncommutative weak Extension Principle, a lifting principle aiming to characterise ^*-homomorphisms between coronas of nonunital separable C^*-algebras. While this principle fails if the Continuum Hypothesis is assumed, we show that this principle holds under mild forcing axioms such as the Open Colouring Axiom and Martin's Axiom. Further, we introduce and study the notion of nonmeagre ideals in multipliers and coronas of noncommutative C^*-algebras, generalising the usual notion of nonmeagre ideals in P( N).
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