Some remarks on Toeplitz multipliers and Hankel matrices

Aleksander Pełczyński; Fyodor Sukochev

Studia Mathematica (2006)

  • Volume: 175, Issue: 2, page 175-204
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

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Consider the set of all Toeplitz-Schur multipliers sending every upper triangular matrix from the trace class into a matrix with absolutely summable entries. We show that this set admits a description completely analogous to that of the set of all Fourier multipliers from H₁ into ℓ₁. We characterize the set of all Schur multipliers sending matrices representing bounded operators on ℓ₂ into matrices with absolutely summable entries. Next, we present a result (due to G. Pisier) that the upper triangular parts of such Schur multipliers are precisely the Schur multipliers sending upper triangular parts of matrices representing bounded linear operators on ℓ₂ into matrices with absolutely summable entries. Finally, we complement solutions of Mazur's Problems 8 and 88 in the Scottish Book concerning Hankel matrices.

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Aleksander Pełczyński, and Fyodor Sukochev. "Some remarks on Toeplitz multipliers and Hankel matrices." Studia Mathematica 175.2 (2006): 175-204. <http://eudml.org/doc/286309>.

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