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Pacific Journal of Mathematics |
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We give several necessary and sufficient conditions
for an $AH$ algebra to have its ideals generated by their projections.
Denote by ${\mathcal C}$ the class of $AH$ algebras as above and in addition
with slow dimension growth. We completely classify the algebras in
${\mathcal C}$ up to a shape equivalence by a $K$-theoretical invariant.
For this, we show first, in particular, that any $C^{ * }$-algebra in
${\mathcal C}$ is shape equivalent to an $AH$ algebra with slow dimension
growth and real rank zero (generalizing so a result of Elliott-Gong);
then, we use a classification result of Dadarlat-Gong. We prove that
any $AH$ algebra in ${\mathcal C}$ has stable rank one (i.e., in the unital
case, that the set of the invertible elements is dense in the
algebra), generalizing results of Blackadar-Dadarlat-R\o rdam and of
Elliott-Gong. Other nonstable $K$-theoretical results for $C^{ *
}$-algebras in ${\mathcal C}$ are also proved, generalizing results of
Dadarlat-N\'{e}methi, Martin-Pasnicu and Blackadar.
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