On a class of absolutely p-summing operators
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 prove that for normal operators the generalized commutator approaches zero when tends to zero in the norm of the Schatten-von Neumann class with and varies in a bounded set of such a class.
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.
Antilinear operators on a complex Hilbert space arise in various contexts in mathematical physics. In this paper, an analogue of the Weyl-von Neumann theorem for antilinear self-adjoint operators is proved, i.e. that an antilinear self-adjoint operator is the sum of a diagonalizable operator and of a compact operator with arbitrarily small Schatten p-norm. On the way, we discuss conjugations and their properties. A spectral integral representation for antilinear self-adjoint operators is constructed....
Let and . We prove that , the ideal of operators of Geľfand type , is contained in the ideal of -absolutely summing operators. For this generalizes a result of G. Bennett given for operators on a Hilbert space.
This survey features some recent developments concerning the bounded approximation property in Banach spaces. As a central theme, we discuss the weak bounded approximation property and the approximation property which is bounded for a Banach operator ideal. We also include an overview around the related long-standing open problem: Is the approximation property of a dual Banach space always metric?