Quasi-constants in general algebras
Kazimierz Głazek, Anzelm Iwanik (1974)
Colloquium Mathematicum
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Kazimierz Głazek, Anzelm Iwanik (1974)
Colloquium Mathematicum
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Different types of seminorms on a quasi *-algebra (𝔄,𝔄₀) are constructed from a suitable family ℱ of sesquilinear forms on 𝔄. Two particular classes, extended C*-seminorms and CQ*-seminorms, are studied in some detail. A necessary and sufficient condition for the admissibility of a sesquilinear form in terms of extended C*-seminorms on (𝔄,𝔄₀) is given.
Robert H. Lohman (1974)
Colloquium Mathematicae
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Camillo Trapani (2004)
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Cabiria Andreian Cazacu (1981)
Annales Polonici Mathematici
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Giorgia Bellomonte, Camillo Trapani (2011)
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A generalized procedure for the construction of the inductive limit of a family of C*-algebras is proposed. The outcome is no more a C*-algebra but, under certain assumptions, a locally convex quasi *-algebra, named a C*-inductive quasi *-algebra. The properties of positive functionals and representations of C*-inductive quasi *-algebras are investigated, in close connection with the corresponding properties of positive functionals and representations of the C*-algebras that generate...
Heydar Radjavi, Peter Šemrl (2008)
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Let X and Y be Banach spaces and ℬ(X) and ℬ(Y) the algebras of all bounded linear operators on X and Y, respectively. We say that A,B ∈ ℬ(X) quasi-commute if there exists a nonzero scalar ω such that AB = ωBA. We characterize bijective linear maps ϕ : ℬ(X) → ℬ(Y) preserving quasi-commutativity. In fact, such a characterization can be proved for much more general algebras. In the finite-dimensional case the same result can be obtained without the bijectivity assumption.
Pablo F. Meilán, Mariano Creus, Mario Garavaglia (2000)
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Steffen König (1990)
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We show that the image of a q-hyperconvex quasi-metric space under a retraction is q-hyperconvex. Furthermore, we establish that quasi-tightness and quasi-essentiality of an extension of a T0-quasi-metric space are equivalent.
Roman Sikorski (1974)
Fundamenta Mathematicae
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Amouch, M. (2009)
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2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 47B47, 47B10, 47A30. In this note, we characterize quasi-normality of two-sided multiplication, restricted to a norm ideal and we extend this result, to an important class which contains all quasi-normal operators. Also we give some applications of this result.
D. J. Grubb (2008)
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A quasi-linear map from a continuous function space C(X) is one which is linear on each singly generated subalgebra. We show that the collection of quasi-linear functionals has a Banach space pre-dual with a natural order. We then investigate quasi-linear maps between two continuous function spaces, classifying them in terms of generalized image transformations.
J. Słomiński (1966)
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CONTENTSIntroduction.................................................................................................................... 5§ 1. Fundamental concepts for quasi-algebras..................................................... 5§ 2. Peano-algebras.................................................................................................... 13§ 3. Peano-algebras and free quasi-algebras....................................................... 25§ 4. Theorems concerning free...