Abstract

Let Γ be a countable group and (X,Γ) a compact topological dynamical system. We study the question of the existence of an intermediate C⁎-subalgebra ACr⁎(Γ)<A<C(X)⋊rΓ, which is not of the form A=C(Y)⋊rΓ, corresponding to a factor map (X,Γ)→(Y,Γ). Here Cr⁎(Γ) is the reduced C⁎-algebra of Γ and C(X)⋊rΓ is the reduced C⁎-crossed-product of (X,Γ). Our main results are: (1) For Γ which is not C⁎-simple, when (X,Γ) admits a Γ-invariant probability measure, then such a sub-algebra always exists. (2) For Γ=Z and (X,Γ) an irrational rotation of the circle X=R/Z, we give a full description of all these non-crossed-product subalgebras.

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