On pairs of unbounded self-adjoint operators satisfying an algebraic relation

Unbounded pairs of self-adjoint operatorsA andB satisfying the algebraic relationF ₁(A)B=BF ₂(A) are studied. For these relations, various definitions of integrable pairs of operators are presented and the class of tame relations is indicated; for the tame relations, the irreducible pairs are described and a structure theorem is presented.Translated from Ukrainskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 45, No. 9, pp. 1253–1258, September, 1993.     

Elementary operators on algebras of unbounded operators

Summary Structural results about elementary operators of length one, local elementary operators and injectivity preserving maps are proved. These are generalizations of results concerning algebras of bounded operators on Banach spaces to algebras of unbounded operators on Hilbert spaces.     

Differential operators and automorphism schemes

The ring of global differential operators of a variety is in closed and deep relation with its automorphism scheme. This relation can be applied to the study of homogeneous schemes, giving some criteria of homogeneity, a generalization of Serre-Lang theorem, and some consequences about abelian varieties.     

Remarks on pseudo-valuation rings

A prime ideal P of a ring A is said to be a strongly prime ideal if aP and bA are comparable for all a,b ε A. We shall say that a ring A is a pseudo-valuation ring (PVR) if each prime ideal of A is a strongly prime ideal. We show that if A is a PVR with maximal ideal M, then every overring of A is a PVR if and only if M is a maximal ideal of every overring of M that does not contain the reciprocal’of any element of M.We show that if R is an atomic domain and a PVD, then dim(R) ≤ 1. We show that if R is a PVD and a prime ideal of R is finitely generated, then every overring of R is a PVD. We give a characterization of an atomic PVD in terms of the concept of half-factorial domain.     

Remarks on zero-divisiors in chain rings

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Differentiable perturbation of unbounded operators

If A(t) is a C^1,-curve of unbounded self-adjoint operators with compact resolvents and common domain of definition, then the eigenvalues can be parameterized C¹ in t. If A is C then the eigenvalues can be parameterized twice differentiably.Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): 26C10PWM was supported by FWF, Projekt P 14195 MAT.     

On products of unbounded operators

We first investigate the lattice structure of the partially ordered group of all derivations on a lattice ordered ring (l-ring) R. Then, using the inner derivations on R, we prove some results regarding the commutativity of R. Finally, we study homo and anti-homo derivations on quasi semi-prime, semi-prime, reduced, and l-prime rings and l-rings; and, among other things, we generalize some of the results of Bell and Kappe [1] to l-rings. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Positive integral operators in unbounded domains

We study positive integral operators in with continuous kernel k(x,y). We show that if the operator is compact and Hilbert-Schmidt. If in addition k(x,x)→0 as |x|→∞, k is represented by an absolutely and uniformly convergent bilinear series of uniformly continuous eigenfunctions and is trace class. Replacing the first assumption by the stronger then and the bilinear series converges also in L¹. Sharp norm bounds are obtained and Mercer's theorem is derived as a special case.     

On products of unbounded operators

A symmetric operator X^ is attached to each operator X that leaves the domain of a given positive operator A invariant and makes the product AX symmetric. Some spectral properties of X^ are derived from those of X and, as a consequence, various conditions ensuring positivity of products of the form AX ₁ ... X _n are proved. The question of ^-complete positivity of the mapping p → Ap(X ₁,...,X _n) defined on complex polynomials in n variables is investigated. It is shown that the set ω is related to the McIntosh-Pryde joint spectrum of (X ₁,...,X _n) in case all the operators A, X ₁,...,X _n are bounded. Examples illustrating the theme of the paper are included. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Remarks on p-cyclically monotone operators

ABSTRACT

In this paper, we deal with three aspects of p-cyclically monotone operators. First, we introduce a notion of monotone polar adapted for p-cyclically monotone operators and study these kinds of operators with a unique maximal extension (called pre-maximal), and with a convex graph. We then deal with linear operators and provide characterizations of p-cyclical monotonicity and maximal p-cyclical monotonicity. Finally, we show that the Brézis-Browder theorem preserves p-cyclical monotonicity in reflexive Banach spaces.     

The automorphism group of a certain unbounded non-hyperbolic domain

In this paper we determine the automorphism group of the Fock–Bargmann–Hartogs domain _Dn,m$D_{n,m}$ in Cⁿ×C^m${\mathbb{C}}^n\times {\mathbb{C}}^m$ which is defined by the inequality ‖ζ‖²<e^{−μ‖z‖2}${\Vert \zeta \Vert }^2<e^{-\mu {\Vert z\Vert }^2}$.     

Congruences and ideals in ternary rings

A ternary ring is an algebraic structure R=(R,t0.1) of type (3, 0, 0) satisfying the identities t(0, x, y) = y = t(x, 0, y) and t(1, x, 0) = x = (x, l, 0) where, moreover, for any a, b, c R there exists a unique d R with t(a, b, d) = c. A congruence on R is called normal if R with t is a ternary ring again. We describe basic properties of the lattice of all normal congruences on R and establish connections between ideals (introduced earlier by the third author) and congruence kernels.     

Intermediary rings in normal pairs

We establish in this paper a result that gives the number of intermediary rings between R and S where (R,S) is a normal pair of rings. This result answers in particular a question which was left open in [A. Jaballah, Finiteness of the set of intermediary rings in a normal pair, Saintama Math. J. 17 (1999) 59-61]. Further applications are also given.     

Towers of derivation for Lie rings and some results on complete Lie rings

The well-known tower theorem of groups (resp. Lie algebras) shows that the tower of automorphism groups (resp. derivation algebras) of a finite group (resp. a finite dimensional Lie algebra) with trivial center terminates after finitely many steps. We generalize these results for Lie rings, and present some necessary and sufficient conditions for Lie rings to be complete.