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Minimality for noncommutative dynamical systems
We consider an alternative notion of minimality for C*-dynamical systems, which we refer to as strong minimality. This notion coincides with the usual definition of minimality in the commutative setting, but diverges sharply from it in the noncommutative setting in a way which we argue addresses sev
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