A note on a theorem of Vidav
Si prova resistenza locale della soluzione di una equazione di Riccati che si incontra in un problema di controllo ottimale. In ipotesi di regolarità per il costo si prova resistenza globale. Il problema astratto considerato è il modello di alcuni problemi di controllo ottimale governati da equazioni paraboliche con controllo sulla frontiera.
Let T be a Fredholm operator on a Banach space. Say T is rootless if there is no bounded linear operator S and no positive integer m ≥ 2 such that . Criteria and examples of rootlessness are given. This leads to a study of ascent and descent whether finite or infinite for T with examples having infinite ascent and descent.
Cauchy problem, boundary value problems with a boundary value condition and Sturm-Liouville problems related to the operator differential equation are studied for the general case, even when the algebraic equation is unsolvable. Explicit expressions for the solutions in terms of data problem are given and computable expressions of the solutions for the finite-dimensional case are made available.
Si prova resistenza globale della soluzione di una equazione di Riccati collegata alla sintesi di un problema di controllo ottimale. Il problema considerato rappresenta la versione astratta di alcuni problemi governati da equazioni paraboliche con il controllo sulla frontiera.
Given two n-tuples and of bounded linear operators on a Hilbert space the question of when there exists an elementary operator E such that for all j =1,...,n, is studied. The analogous question for left multiplications (instead of elementary operators) is answered in any C*-algebra A, as a consequence of the characterization of closed left A-submodules in .
We consider scalar products on a given Hilbert space parametrized by bounded positive and invertible operators defined on this space, and orthogonal projectors onto a fixed closed subspace of the initial Hilbert space corresponding to these scalar products. We show that the projector is an analytic function of the scalar product, we give the explicit formula for its Taylor expansion, and we prove some algebraic formulas for projectors.
We consider the system of operator equations ABA = A² and BAB = B². Let (A,B) be a solution to this system. We give several connections among the operators A, B, AB, and BA. We first prove that A is subscalar of finite order if and only if B is, which is equivalent to the subscalarity of AB or BA with finite order. As a corollary, if A is subscalar and its spectrum has nonempty interior, then B has a nontrivial invariant subspace. We also provide examples of subscalar operator matrices. Moreover,...
Let T and V be two Hilbert space contractions and let X be a linear bounded operator. It was proved by C. Foiaş and J. P. Williams that in certain cases the operator block matrix R(X;T,V) (equation (1.1) below) is similar to a contraction if and only if the commutator equation X = TZ-ZV has a bounded solution Z. We characterize here the similarity to contractions of some operator matrices R(X;T,V) in terms of growth conditions or of perturbations of R(0;T,V) = T ⊕ V.