Abstract:
The problem on geometric characterization of state spaces of operator algebras is important in the theory of such algebras. In the mid-80's, Friedman and Russo introduced facially symmetric spaces for geometric characterization of the predual spaces of JBW*-triples that admit an algebraic structure. Many properties that are required in such characterizations are natural assumptions on state spaces of physical systems. These spaces are regarded as a geometric model for states in quantum mechanics. In the present article, we prove that, for all reflexive atomic neutral strongly facially symmetric spaces $X$ and $Y$, if a transform $P: M_X \rightarrow M_Y$ preserves both orthogonality between geometric triponents and the transition pseudo-probabilities then $P$ can be extended to an isometric isomorphism from $X^*$ to $Y^*$.