From the reviews: "This book serves as a good introduction to the currently very active field of E0-semigroups. ... This reviewer thinks that this is a timely publication in an area that has advanced rapidly in recent years ... . the reviewer is happy to recommend this book." (Masamichi Takesaki, SIAM Review, Vol. 46 (4), 2004) "The book is suitable for researchers and students who have had a first course in functional analysis ... . For traditional researchers in operator algebras the book should be of interest because it looks at problems in a new way ... . As someone who has been studying E0-semigroups for just shy of twenty years I am extremely pleased with the appearance of this valuable book, which I virtually carry with me." (Robert T. Powers, Mathematical Reviews, 2004 g) "The author of this book is one of the great names in functional analysis ... . The book has clearly been written with the goal of teaching the subject; the exposition is crisp, clear, and will be accessible to graduate students. ... It is superbly written ... . In addition to being the essential reference for those working on E0-semigroups, this magnificent book will be useful and inspirational to a wide range of mathematicians and mathematical physicists." (D. P. Blecher, Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society, Vol. 49, 2006)

• 1. Dynamical Origins.- 1.1. The Flow of Time in Quantum Theory.- 1.2. Causality and Interactions.- 1.3. Semigroups of Endomorphisms.- 1.4. Existence of Dynamics.- 1. Index and Perturbation Theory.- 2. E-Semigroups.- 3. Continuous Tensor Products.- 4. Spectral C*-Algebras.- 2. Classification: Type I Cases.- 5. Path Spaces.- 6. Decomposable Product Systems.- 3. Noncommutative Laplacians.- 7. CP-Semigroups.- 8. C*-Generators and Dilation Theory.- 9. Index Theory for CP-Semigroups.- 10. Bounded Generators.- 4. Causality and Dynamics.- 11. Pure Perturbations of CAR/CCR Flows.- 12. Interaction Theory.- 5. Type III Examples.- 13. Powers’ Examples.- 14. Tsirelson-Vershik Product Systems.

From the reviews: "This book serves as a good introduction to the currently very active field of E0-semigroups. ... This reviewer thinks that this is a timely publication in an area that has advanced rapidly in recent years ... . the reviewer is happy to recommend this book." (Masamichi Takesaki, SIAM Review, Vol. 46 (4), 2004) "The book is suitable for researchers and students who have had a first course in functional analysis ... . For traditional researchers in operator algebras the book should be of interest because it looks at problems in a new way ... . As someone who has been studying E0-semigroups for just shy of twenty years I am extremely pleased with the appearance of this valuable book, which I virtually carry with me." (Robert T. Powers, Mathematical Reviews, 2004 g) "The author of this book is one of the great names in functional analysis ... . The book has clearly been written with the goal of teaching the subject; the exposition is crisp, clear, and will be accessible to graduate students. ... It is superbly written ... . In addition to being the essential reference for those working on E0-semigroups, this magnificent book will be useful and inspirational to a wide range of mathematicians and mathematical physicists." (D. P. Blecher, Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society, Vol. 49, 2006)

• 1. Dynamical Origins.- 1.1. The Flow of Time in Quantum Theory.- 1.2. Causality and Interactions.- 1.3. Semigroups of Endomorphisms.- 1.4. Existence of Dynamics.- 1. Index and Perturbation Theory.- 2. E-Semigroups.- 3. Continuous Tensor Products.- 4. Spectral C*-Algebras.- 2. Classification: Type I Cases.- 5. Path Spaces.- 6. Decomposable Product Systems.- 3. Noncommutative Laplacians.- 7. CP-Semigroups.- 8. C*-Generators and Dilation Theory.- 9. Index Theory for CP-Semigroups.- 10. Bounded Generators.- 4. Causality and Dynamics.- 11. Pure Perturbations of CAR/CCR Flows.- 12. Interaction Theory.- 5. Type III Examples.- 13. Powers’ Examples.- 14. Tsirelson-Vershik Product Systems.

From the reviews: "This book serves as a good introduction to the currently very active field of E0-semigroups. ... This reviewer thinks that this is a timely publication in an area that has advanced rapidly in recent years ... . the reviewer is happy to recommend this book." (Masamichi Takesaki, SIAM Review, Vol. 46 (4), 2004) "The book is suitable for researchers and students who have had a first course in functional analysis ... . For traditional researchers in operator algebras the book should be of interest because it looks at problems in a new way ... . As someone who has been studying E0-semigroups for just shy of twenty years I am extremely pleased with the appearance of this valuable book, which I virtually carry with me." (Robert T. Powers, Mathematical Reviews, 2004 g) "The author of this book is one of the great names in functional analysis ... . The book has clearly been written with the goal of teaching the subject; the exposition is crisp, clear, and will be accessible to graduate students. ... It is superbly written ... . In addition to being the essential reference for those working on E0-semigroups, this magnificent book will be useful and inspirational to a wide range of mathematicians and mathematical physicists." (D. P. Blecher, Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society, Vol. 49, 2006)

• 1. Dynamical Origins.- 1.1. The Flow of Time in Quantum Theory.- 1.2. Causality and Interactions.- 1.3. Semigroups of Endomorphisms.- 1.4. Existence of Dynamics.- 1. Index and Perturbation Theory.- 2. E-Semigroups.- 3. Continuous Tensor Products.- 4. Spectral C*-Algebras.- 2. Classification: Type I Cases.- 5. Path Spaces.- 6. Decomposable Product Systems.- 3. Noncommutative Laplacians.- 7. CP-Semigroups.- 8. C*-Generators and Dilation Theory.- 9. Index Theory for CP-Semigroups.- 10. Bounded Generators.- 4. Causality and Dynamics.- 11. Pure Perturbations of CAR/CCR Flows.- 12. Interaction Theory.- 5. Type III Examples.- 13. Powers’ Examples.- 14. Tsirelson-Vershik Product Systems.