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Characterization of linear groups whose reduced C*-algebras are simple
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The reduced C*-algebra of a countable linear group G is shown to be simple if and only if G has no nontrivial normal amenable subgroups. Moreover, these conditions are shown to be equivalent to the uniqueness of tracial state on the aforementioned C*-algebra.
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