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On the Taylor functional calculus

V. Müller (2002)

Studia Mathematica

We give a Martinelli-Vasilescu type formula for the Taylor functional calculus and a simple proof of its basic properties.

Operator theoretic properties of semigroups in terms of their generators

S. Blunck, L. Weis (2001)

Studia Mathematica

Let ( T t ) be a C₀ semigroup with generator A on a Banach space X and let be an operator ideal, e.g. the class of compact, Hilbert-Schmidt or trace class operators. We show that the resolvent R(λ,A) of A belongs to if and only if the integrated semigroup S t : = 0 t T s d s belongs to . For analytic semigroups, S t implies T t , and in this case we give precise estimates for the growth of the -norm of T t (e.g. the trace of T t ) in terms of the resolvent growth and the imbedding D(A) ↪ X.

Perturbations of the H∞-calculus

N.J. Kalton (2007)

Collectanea Mathematica

Suppose A is a sectorial operator on a Banach space X, which admits an H∞-calculus. We study conditions on a multiplicative perturbation B of A which ensure that B also has an H∞-calculus. We identify a class of bounded operators T : X→X, which we call strongly triangular, such that if B = (1 + T) A is sectorial then it also has an H∞-calculus. In the case X is a Hilbert space an operator is strongly triangular if and only if ∑ Sn(T)/n <∞ where (Sn(T))n=1∞ are the singular values of T.

Power-bounded elements and radical Banach algebras

Graham Allan (1997)

Banach Center Publications

Firstly, we give extensions of results of Gelfand, Esterle and Katznelson--Tzafriri on power-bounded operators. Secondly, some results and questions relating to power-bounded elements in the unitization of a commutative radical Banach algebra are discussed.

Quasispectra of solvable Lie algebra homomorphisms into Banach algebras

Anar Dosiev (2006)

Studia Mathematica

We propose a noncommutative holomorphic functional calculus on absolutely convex domains for a Banach algebra homomorphism π of a finite-dimensional solvable Lie algebra 𝔤 in terms of quasispectra σ(π). In particular, we prove that the joint spectral radius of a compact subset in a solvable operator Lie subalgebra coincides with the geometric spectral radius with respect to a quasispectrum.

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