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Bernoulli crossed products without almost periodic weights

We prove a classification result for a large class of noncommutative Bernoulli crossed products $(P,ϕ)^Λ\rtimes Λ$ without almost periodic states. Our results improve the classification results from [1], where only Bernoulli crossed products built with almost periodic states could be treated. We show that the family of factors $(P,ϕ)^Λ\rtimes Λ$ with $P$ an amenable factor, $ϕ$ a weakly mixing state (i.e. a state for which the modular automorphism group is weakly mixing) and $Λ$ belonging to a large class of groups, is classified by the group $Λ$ and the action $Λ\curvearrowright (P, ϕ)^Λ$, up to state preserving conjugation of the action. [1] Stefaan Vaes and Peter Verraedt. Classification of type III Bernoulli crossed products. Adv. Math., 281:296-332, 2015.

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