Projectively invariant Hilbert-Schmidt kernels and convolution type operators

Jaeseong Heo

Studia Mathematica (2012)

  • Volume: 213, Issue: 1, page 61-79
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

Abstract

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We consider positive definite kernels which are invariant under a multiplier and an action of a semigroup with involution, and construct the associated projective isometric representation on a Hilbert C*-module. We introduce the notion of C*-valued Hilbert-Schmidt kernels associated with two sequences and construct the corresponding reproducing Hilbert C*-module. We also discuss projective invariance of Hilbert-Schmidt kernels. We prove that the range of a convolution type operator associated with a Hilbert-Schmidt kernel coincides with the reproducing Hilbert C*-module associated with its convolution kernel. We show that the integral operator associated with a Hilbert-Schmidt kernel is Hilbert-Schmidt. Finally, we discuss a relation between an integral type operator and convolution type operator.

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Jaeseong Heo. "Projectively invariant Hilbert-Schmidt kernels and convolution type operators." Studia Mathematica 213.1 (2012): 61-79. <http://eudml.org/doc/285798>.

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