Multiplicative maps that are close to an automorphism on algebras of linear transformations
L. W. Marcoux; H. Radjavi; A. R. Sourour
Studia Mathematica (2013)
- Volume: 214, Issue: 3, page 279-296
- ISSN: 0039-3223
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topL. W. Marcoux, H. Radjavi, and A. R. Sourour. "Multiplicative maps that are close to an automorphism on algebras of linear transformations." Studia Mathematica 214.3 (2013): 279-296. <http://eudml.org/doc/286135>.
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abstract = {Let be a complex, separable Hilbert space of finite or infinite dimension, and let ℬ() be the algebra of all bounded operators on . It is shown that if φ: ℬ() → ℬ() is a multiplicative map(not assumed linear) and if φ is sufficiently close to a linear automorphism of ℬ() in some uniform sense, then it is actually an automorphism; as such, there is an invertible operator S in ℬ() such that $φ(A) = S^\{-1\} AS$ for all A in ℬ(). When is finite-dimensional, similar results are obtained with the mere assumption that there exists a linear functional f on ℬ() so that f ∘ φ is close to f ∘ μ for some automorphism μ of ℬ().},
author = {L. W. Marcoux, H. Radjavi, A. R. Sourour},
journal = {Studia Mathematica},
keywords = {multiplicative maps; simultaneous similarity; automorphisms; Hilbert space},
language = {eng},
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pages = {279-296},
title = {Multiplicative maps that are close to an automorphism on algebras of linear transformations},
url = {http://eudml.org/doc/286135},
volume = {214},
year = {2013},
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AU - L. W. Marcoux
AU - H. Radjavi
AU - A. R. Sourour
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JO - Studia Mathematica
PY - 2013
VL - 214
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AB - Let be a complex, separable Hilbert space of finite or infinite dimension, and let ℬ() be the algebra of all bounded operators on . It is shown that if φ: ℬ() → ℬ() is a multiplicative map(not assumed linear) and if φ is sufficiently close to a linear automorphism of ℬ() in some uniform sense, then it is actually an automorphism; as such, there is an invertible operator S in ℬ() such that $φ(A) = S^{-1} AS$ for all A in ℬ(). When is finite-dimensional, similar results are obtained with the mere assumption that there exists a linear functional f on ℬ() so that f ∘ φ is close to f ∘ μ for some automorphism μ of ℬ().
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