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Transferring K-theory equality from H to G without hybrid rapid decay

Ascertain whether, for a subgroup H<G such that ℓ^1(H) and C^*_r(H) have the same K-theory, it follows that B^*_r(G,H) and C^*_r(G) have the same K-theory, without assuming the hybrid rapid decay property for the pair (G,H).

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Background

This question removes the hybrid rapid decay assumption from the previous K-theory transfer problem. It probes whether subgroup-level K-theory equality can imply ambient equality for B*_r(G,H) and C*_r(G) in general.

Such a result would provide a broad K-theoretic bridge from subgroup algebras to ambient group algebras, beyond the analytic control afforded by hybrid rapid decay.

References

Open question\label{question sans RD_H}Let G be a group and H<G be a subgroup. Suppose that ℓ1(H) and C*_r(H) have the same K-theory. Does it implies that B*_r(G,H) and C*_r(G) have the same K-theory?

The rapid decay property for pairs of discrete groups (2412.07994 - Chatterji et al., 11 Dec 2024) in Open question (question sans RD_H), Section: K-theoretical questions