Equivalence of Boundary Eigenvalue Operator Fuctions and their Characteristic Matrix Functions.
We give a concise exposition of the basic theory of functional calculus for N-tuples of sectorial or bisectorial operators, with respect to operator-valued functions; moreover we restate and prove in our setting a result of N. Kalton and L. Weis about the boundedness of the operator when f is an R-bounded operator-valued holomorphic function.
We characterize a class of *-homomorphisms on Lip⁎(X,𝓑(𝓗 )), a non-commutative Banach *-algebra of Lipschitz functions on a compact metric space and with values in 𝓑(𝓗 ). We show that the zero map is the only multiplicative *-preserving linear functional on Lip⁎(X,𝓑(𝓗 )). We also establish the algebraic reflexivity property of a class of *-isomorphisms on Lip⁎(X,𝓑(𝓗 )).
Inner-outer factorization for matrix-valued functions defined on totally ordered groups has been considered by Helson and Lowdenslager in connection with multivariate prediction theory. We discuss their result in an operator-theoretic framework and prove that there are obstructions to its extension to operator-valued functions.
In this paper integral formulae, based on Taylor's functional calculus for several operators, are found. Special cases of these formulae include those of Vasilescu and Janas, and an integral formula for commuting operators with real spectra.
We prove the norm estimates for operator-valued functions on free groups supported on the words with fixed length (). Next, we replace the translations by the free generators with a free family of operators and prove inequalities of the same type.
We prove that a function f is a polynomial if G◦f is a polynomial for every bounded linear functional G. We also show that an operator-valued function is a polynomial if it is locally a polynomial.
The aim of this paper is to prove dilation theorems for operators from a linear complex space to its Z-anti-dual space. The main result is that a bounded positive definite function from a *-semigroup Γ into the space of all continuous linear maps from a topological vector space X to its Z-anti-dual can be dilated to a *-representation of Γ on a Z-Loynes space. There is also an algebraic counterpart of this result.