Positivity of Fock Toeplitz Operators via the Berezin Transform

This paper deals with the relationship between the positivity of the Fock Toeplitz operators and their Berezin transforms. The author considers the special case of the bounded radial function φ(z) = a + be~(-α|z|~2)+ ce~(-β|z|~2), where a, b, c are real numbers and α, β are positive numbers. For this type of φ, one can choose these parameters such that the Berezin transform of φ is a nonnegative function on the complex plane, but the corresponding Toeplitz operator Tφ is not positive on the Fock space.     

The Berezin Transform of Toeplitz Operators on the Weighted Bergman Space

Potential Analysis - In this paper, we obtain some interesting reproducing kernel estimates and some Carleson properties that play an important role. We characterize the bounded and compact...     

多圆盘上Hardy空间上的Berezin变换和Toeplitz算子的交换性

,该文讨论多圆盘上Hardy空间上的Toeplitz算子,使用Berezin变换和调和扩张给出两个Toeplitz算子交换的一个充要条件.     

Schatten-Herz Operators,Berezin Transform and Mixed Norm Spaces

For p, q > 0 we study operators T on the Bergman space \({A_{2}(\mathbb{D)}}\) in the disk such that \({\left(\sum_{j}\Vert T\Delta_{j}\Vert_{p}^{q}\right)^{1/q}<\infty,}\) where the norms \({\Vert\cdot\Vert_{p}}\) are in the Schatten class S _p (A ₂), the projection \({\Delta_{j}f=\sum_{n\in I_{j}}a_{n}z^{n}}\) for \({f(z)=\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}a_{n}z^{n}}\) and \({I_{j}=[2^{j}-1,2^{j+1} )\cap(\mathbb{N}\cup\{0\})}\) for \({j\in\mathbb{N}\cup\{0\}.}\) We consider the relation of this property with mixed norms of the Berezin transform of T and of the related function \({f_{T}(z)={\Vert}T(k_{z})\Vert}\) where k _z is the normalized Bergman kernel. These classes of operators denoted by S(p, q) are closely related when assumed to be positive with other sets of operators, like the class of positive operators on A ₂ for which \({\left(\sum_{j\geq0}(\sum_{n\in I_{j}}|\left\langle T^pe_{n},e_{n}\right\rangle |)^{q/p}\right)^{1/q}<\infty}\) , where \({\{e_{n}\}_{n\geq0}}\) is the canonical basis of A ₂; also we study the relation of Toeplitz operators in S(p, q) with the Schatten-Herz classes, where the decomposition is through dyadic annuli of the domain \({\mathbb{D}}\) .     

Berezin versus Mellin

We study zero products of two Bergman space Toeplitz operators, where one symbol is harmonic. Our results point in the direction of the zero product problem having only a trivial solution. The techniques we use are based on a formula that connects the Berezin and Mellin transform.     

The Berezin Transform and Radial Operators on the Bergman Space of the Unit Ball

In this paper, we investigate the connection between compactness of operators on the Bergman space and the boundary behaviour of the corresponding Berezin transform. We prove that for a class of operators that we call radial operators, an oscillation criterion and diagonal are sufficient conditions under which the compactness of an operator is equivalent to the vanishing of the Berezin transform on the unit sphere. We further study a special class of radial operators, i.e., Toeplitz operators with a radial L ¹(B _n ) symbol.     

Berezin Transform for Solvable Groups

We study the Berezin transform in the context of solvable groups AN (acting on homogeneous cones and Siegel domains) and determine its spectral decomposition, using an explicit integral kernel representation for the associated eigen-operators in terms of multivariable hypergeometric functions.     

Positivity of Toeplitz operators via Berezin transform

In this paper, we study positive Toeplitz operators on the Bergman space via their Berezin transforms. Surprisingly we show that the positivity of a Toeplitz operator on the Bergman space is not completely determined by the positivity of the Berezin transform of its symbol. In fact, we show that even if the minimal value of the Berezin transform of a quadratic polynomial of |z|$|z|$ on the unit disk is positive, the Toeplitz operator with the function as the symbol may not be positive.     

Berezin transform and Toeplitz operators on harmonic Bergman spaces

For an operator which is a finite sum of products of finitely many Toeplitz operators on the harmonic Bergman space over the half-space, we study the problem: Does the boundary vanishing property of the Berezin transform imply compactness? This is motivated by the Axler-Zheng theorem for analytic Bergman spaces, but the answer would not be yes in general, because the Berezin transform annihilates the commutator of any pair of Toeplitz operators. Nevertheless we show that the answer is yes for certain subclasses of operators. In order to do so, we first find a sufficient condition on general operators and use it to reduce the problem to whether the Berezin transform is one-to-one on related subclasses.     

Hypercyclic Toeplitz Operators

We study hypercyclicity of the Toeplitz operators in the Hardy space \({H^{2}(\mathbb{D})}\) with symbols of the form \({p(\overline{z}) + \varphi(z)}\), where \({p}\) is a polynomial and \({\varphi \in H^{\infty}(\mathbb{D})}\). We find both necessary and sufficient conditions for hypercyclicity which almost coincide in the case when deg \({p =1}\).     

Unbounded Toeplitz Operators

This partly expository article develops the basic theory of unbounded Toeplitz operators on the Hardy space H ², with emphasis on operators whose symbols are not square integrable. Unbounded truncated Toeplitz operators on coinvariant subspaces of H ² are also studied. In memory of Paul R. Halmos     

广义Segal-Bargmann空间上无界Toeplitz算子的交换

本文给出了复平面C上广义Fock空间中两个Toeplitz算子T_u和T_v的性质.假设u是一个径向函数,两算子是可交换的.在一定的增长条件之下,我们证明出u也是一个径向函数.最后还构造了一个具有本性无界符号的S_p紧,Toeplitz算子.     

Approximate Identities, Almost-Periodic Functions and Toeplitz Operators

A sequence {A } of linear bounded operators is called stable if, for all sufficiently large , the inverses of A exist and their norms are uniformly bounded. We consider the stability problem for sequences of Toeplitz operators {T(k a)}, where a(t) is an almost-periodic function on unit circle and k a is an approximate identity. A stability criterion is established in terms of the invertibility of a family of almost-periodic functions. This family of functions depends on the approximate identity used in a very subtle way, and the stability condition is, in general, stronger than the invertibility condition of the Toeplitz operator T(a).     

Toeplitz Operators and Group Representations

Toeplitz operators on the Bergman space of the unit disc can be written as integrals of the symbol against an invariant operator field of rank-one projections. We consider a generalization of the Toeplitz calculus obtained upon taking more general invariant operator fields, and also allowing more general domains than the disc; such calculi were recently introduced and studied by Arazy and Upmeier, but also turn up as localization operators in time-frequency analysis (witnessed by recent articles by Wong and others) and in representation theory and mathematical physics. In particular, we establish basic properties like boundedness or Schatten class membership of the resulting operators. A further generalization to the setting when there is no group action present is also discussed, and the various settings in which similar operator calculi appear are briefly surveyed.     

完全非正规Toeplitz算子

In this paper, we show that the hyponormal Toeplitz operator Tφ with trigonometric polynomial symbol φ is either normal or completely non-normal. Moreover, if Tφ is non-normal, then Tφ has a dense set of cyclic vectors. Some general conditions are also considered.     

Numerical Inversion of the Mellin Transform

A method is described for the numerical inversion of the Mellintransform, without reduction of the problem to the inversionof the Laplace transform. The expansion of the original function(t) in a series of orthogonal Laguerre functions is used andthe coefficients of this expansion are obtained by means ofa collocation on the real axis of the transformed plane. Theperformance of the method is illustrated by the inversion offive test functions.     

The Mellin Transform in Quantum Calculus

A q-analogue of the Mellin transform is introduced by using a standard method of q-calculus involving the q-Jackson integral. In this paper, we study some of its properties coinciding with the corresponding classical ones when q tends to 1. In addition to several examples given, we establish the q-inversion formula, the q-analogue of the convolution product, and the q-extension of the known Titchmarsh theorem. Finally, we prove the q-Mellin summation formula related to some q-zeta function.