A generalization of the Carleman criterion for selfadjointness of Jacobi matrices to the case of symmetric matrices with finite rows is established. In particular, a new proof of the Carleman criterion is found. An extension of Jørgensen's criterion for selfadjointness of symmetric operators with "almost invariant" subspaces is obtained. Some applications to hyponormal weighted shifts are given.
The purpose of this paper is to give singular integral models for p-hyponormal operators and apply them to the Riemann-Hilbert problem.
Some invariant subspaces for the operators A and T acting on a Hilbert space H and satisfying T*AT ≤ A and A ≥ 0, are presented. Especially, the largest invariant subspace for A and T on which the equality T* AT = A occurs, is studied in connections to others invariant or reducing subspaces for A, or T. Such subspaces are related to the asymptotic form of the subspace quoted above, this form being obtained using the operator limit of the sequence {T*nATn; n ≥ 1}. More complete results are given...
The notion of local mean ergodicity is introduced. Some general locally mean ergodic theorems for linear and affine operators are presented. Locally mean ergodic theorems for affine operators whose linear parts are compact or similar to subnormal operators on a Hilbert space are given.
Let T be a continuous linear operator on a Hausdorff topological vector space 𝓧 over the field ℂ. We show that if T is N-supercyclic, i.e., if 𝓧 has an N-dimensional subspace whose orbit under T is dense in 𝓧, then T* has at most N eigenvalues (counting geometric multiplicity). We then show that N-supercyclicity cannot occur nontrivially in the finite-dimensional setting: the orbit of an N-dimensional subspace cannot be dense in an (N+1)-dimensional space. Finally, we show that a subnormal operator...
T. Trent gave a new characterization of subnormality for an operator on a Hilbert space. T. Bînzar and D. Păunescu generalized this condition to commuting triples of operators. Here, we give an n-variable unbounded version of the above results. Theorems of this kind have also been obtained by Z. J. Jabłoński and J. Stochel.
The essential spectrum of bundle shifts over Parreau-Widom domains is studied. Such shifts are models for subnormal operators of special (Hardy) type considered earlier in [AD], [R1] and [R2]. By relating a subnormal operator to the fiber of the maximal ideal space, an application to cluster values of bounded analytic functions is obtained.