On a formula for the jumps in the semi-Fredholm domain.
In this paper we prove some properties of the lower s-numbers and derive asymptotic formulae for the jumps in the semi-Fredholm domain of a bounded linear operator on a Banach space.
In this paper we prove some properties of the lower s-numbers and derive asymptotic formulae for the jumps in the semi-Fredholm domain of a bounded linear operator on a Banach space.
Several generalized moment problems in two dimensions are particular cases of the general problem of giving conditions that ensure that two isometries, with domains and ranges contained in the same Hilbert space, have commutative unitary extensions to a space that contains the given one. Some results concerning this problem are presented and applied to the extension of functions of positive type.
Using [1], which is a local generalization of Gelfand's result for powerbounded operators, we first give a quantitative local extension of Lumer-Philips' result that states conditions under which a quasi-nilpotent dissipative operator vanishes. Secondly, we also improve Lumer-Phillips' theorem on strongly continuous semigroups of contraction operators.
We show the existence of invariant measures for Markov-Feller operators defined on completely regular topological spaces which satisfy the classical positivity condition.
We show that the poles of a resolvent coincide with the poles of its weak resolvent up to their orders, for operators on Hilbert space which have some cyclic properties. Using this, we show that a theorem similar to the Mlak theorem holds under milder conditions, if a given operator and its adjoint have cyclic vectors.
The present paper deals with a question of M. Mbekhta concerning partial isometries on Banach spaces.
In 1941, I. Gelfand proved that if a is a doubly power-bounded element of a Banach algebra A such that Sp(a) = 1, then a = 1. In [4], this result has been extended locally to a larger class of operators. In this note, we first give some quantitative local extensions of Gelfand-Hille’s results. Secondly, using the Bernstein inequality for multivariable functions, we give short and elementary proofs of two extensions of Gelfand’s theorem for m commuting bounded operators, , on a Banach space X.