On a Kleinecke-Shirokov theorem
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.
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.
We exhibit new examples of weakly compact strictly singular operators with dual not strictly cosingular and characterize the weakly compact strictly singular surjections with strictly cosingular adjoint as those having strictly singular bitranspose. We then obtain new examples of super-strictly singular quotient maps and show that the strictly singular quotient maps in Kalton-Peck sequences are not super-strictly singular.
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.