Subnormal operators with compact selfcommutator
(1996) In Manuscripta Mathematica 91(1). p.353-367- Abstract
- If $S$ is a hyponormal operator, then Putnam's inequality gives an estimate on the norm of the self-commutator $[S^*,S]$, while the Berger-Shaw theorem gives (under appropriate cyclicity hypotheses) a corresponding estimate on the trace of $[S^*,S]$. Of course these results hold when $S$ is subnormal.
In the subnormal setting, the author obtains useful estimates on the norm and essential norm of commutators of the form\break $[T_u,S]$, where $T_u$ is a Toeplitz operator with continuous symbol $u$. A consequence is the following compactness condition. If the essential spectrum of $S$ is the boundary of an open set, then $[S^*,S]$ is compact.
The author also proves some trace estimates for commutators.... (More) - If $S$ is a hyponormal operator, then Putnam's inequality gives an estimate on the norm of the self-commutator $[S^*,S]$, while the Berger-Shaw theorem gives (under appropriate cyclicity hypotheses) a corresponding estimate on the trace of $[S^*,S]$. Of course these results hold when $S$ is subnormal.
In the subnormal setting, the author obtains useful estimates on the norm and essential norm of commutators of the form\break $[T_u,S]$, where $T_u$ is a Toeplitz operator with continuous symbol $u$. A consequence is the following compactness condition. If the essential spectrum of $S$ is the boundary of an open set, then $[S^*,S]$ is compact.
The author also proves some trace estimates for commutators. His basic method is a careful analysis of positive operator-valued measures.
Abstract For an arbitrary subnormal operator we estimate the essential norm and trace of commutators of the form [T u, S], whereT u is a Toeplitz operator with continuous symbol. In particular, we obtain criteria for the compactness of [S *,S]. The trace estimates apply to multiplication operators on Hardy spaces over general domains. (Less)
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- Aleman, Alexandru LU
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- 10.1007/BF02567960
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In the subnormal setting, the author obtains useful estimates on the norm and essential norm of commutators of the form\break $[T_u,S]$, where $T_u$ is a Toeplitz operator with continuous symbol $u$. A consequence is the following compactness condition. If the essential spectrum of $S$ is the boundary of an open set, then $[S^*,S]$ is compact. <br/><br>
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The author also proves some trace estimates for commutators. His basic method is a careful analysis of positive operator-valued measures.<br/><br>
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Abstract For an arbitrary subnormal operator we estimate the essential norm and trace of commutators of the form [T u, S], whereT u is a Toeplitz operator with continuous symbol. In particular, we obtain criteria for the compactness of [S *,S]. The trace estimates apply to multiplication operators on Hardy spaces over general domains.}},
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