Positive linear maps on C-algebras and rigid functions
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Let a linear map Φ between two unital C⁎C⁎-algebras be positive and unital. Kadison showed that if f(t)=|t|f(t)=|t| and Φ(f(X))=f(Φ(X))Φ(f(X))=f(Φ(X)) for all selfadjoint operators X  , then Φ(X2)=Φ(X)2Φ(X2)=Φ(X)2 for all selfadjoint operators X  , that is, Φ is a C⁎C⁎-homomorphism. Choi proved this fact for an operator convex function f, and then conjectured that this fact would hold for a non-affine continuous function f  . We shall prove a refinement of his conjecture. Petz has further proved that if f(Φ(A))=Φ(f(A))f(Φ(A))=Φ(f(A)) for a non-affine operator convex function f and a fixed A  , then Φ(A2)=Φ(A)2Φ(A2)=Φ(A)2. Arveson called such a function f a rigid function  . We shall directly show power functions trtr are rigid functions on (0,∞)(0,∞) if r≠0,r≠1.
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