Norm estimates of ω-circulant operator matrices and isomorphic operators for ω-circulant algebra

An n ×nω-circulant matrix which has a specific structure is a type of important matrix. Several norm equalities and inequalities are proved for ω-circulant operator matrices with ω = e^iθ (0 ≤ θ < 2π) in this paper. We give the special cases for norm equalities and inequalities, such as the usual operator norm and the Schatten p-norms. Pinching type inequality is also proposed for weakly unitarily invariant norms. Meanwhile, we present that the set of ω-circulant matrices with complex entries has an idempotent basis. Based on this basis, we introduce an automorphism on the ω-circulant algebra and then show different operators on linear vector space that are isomorphic to the ω-circulant algebra. The function properties, other idempotent bases and a linear involution are discussed for ω-circulant algebra. These results are closely related to the special structure of ω-circulant matrices.     

Quasisimilarity of Cowen-Douglas operators

This paper shows that every operator which is quasisimilar to strongly irreducible Cowen-Douglas operators is still strongly irreducible. This result answers a question posted by Davidson and Herrero (ref. [1]).     

Commutators of pseudo-differential operators

In this paper, the boundedness of commutators generated by pseudo-differential operators and BMO functions is discussed on Lebesgue spaces.     

On p-ω-hyponormal Operators

In this paper, we show that if T is p-ω-hyponormal, the nonzero points of the approximate and joint approximate point spectrum of T are identical; Moreover, we obtain a pair of inequalities similar to p-ω-hyponormal operators.     

On quasi-similarity of subnormal operators

For a compact subset K in the complex plane, let Rat(K) denote the set of the rational functions with poles off K. Given a finite positive measure with support contained in K, let R2(K,v) denote the closure of Rat(K) in L2(v) and let Sv denote the operator of multiplication by the independent variable z on R2(K, v), that is, Svf = zf for every f∈R2(K, v). SupposeΩis a bounded open subset in the complex plane whose complement has finitely many components and suppose Rat(Ω) is dense in the Hardy space H2(Ω). Letσdenote a harmonic measure forΩ. In this work, we characterize all subnormal operators quasi-similar to Sσ, the operators of the multiplication by z on R2(Ω,σ). We show that for a given v supported onΩ, Sv is quasi-similar to Sσif and only if v/■Ω■σ and log(dv/dσ)∈L1(σ). Our result extends a well-known result of Clary on the unit disk.     

Logical Extensions of Aristotle’s Square

We start from the geometrical-logical extension of Aristotle’s square in [6,15] and [14], and study them from both syntactic and semantic points of view. Recall that Aristotle’s square under its modal form has the following four vertices: A is □α, E is , I is and O is , where α is a logical formula and □ is a modality which can be defined axiomatically within a particular logic known as S5 (classical or intuitionistic, depending on whether is involutive or not) modal logic. [3] has proposed extensions which can be interpreted respectively within paraconsistent and paracomplete logical frameworks. [15] has shown that these extensions are subfigures of a tetraicosahedron whose vertices are actually obtained by closure of by the logical operations , under the assumption of classical S5 modal logic. We pursue these researches on the geometrical-logical extensions of Aristotle’s square: first we list all modal squares of opposition. We show that if the vertices of that geometrical figure are logical formulae and if the sub-alternation edges are interpreted as logical implication relations, then the underlying logic is none other than classical logic. Then we consider a higher-order extension introduced by [14], and we show that the same tetraicosahedron plays a key role when additional modal operators are introduced. Finally we discuss the relation between the logic underlying these extensions and the resulting geometrical-logical figures.      

Nice Enumerations of ω-categorical Groups

We give an example of an ω-categorical group without AZ-enumerations. We build AZ-enumerations of some ω-categorical central products of ω copies of a finite 2-step nilpotent group.     

An ω-hierarchy of axiom systemZF

In this paper we develop a sequenceZ ₀,...,Z _n ,...(n) of axiom systems for set theory, such that (1) the consistency of any system within the sequence is provable in its succeeding systems, (2) the first system in the sequence is Zermelo 's systemZ and the union of all systems in the sequence is justZF.     

Compact spaces of Szlenk index ω

The Szlenk index has found many applications in the isomorphic theory of Banach spaces. Its definition is based in some kind of interplay between a weak topology and the norm metric with not much care on the linear structure. There is no obstacle to consider the notion of Szlenk index in more general settings. In this paper we study the compact spaces of Szlenk index ω at most with respect to an associated metric. We include new applications to Banach spaces of the these methods, where the estimations of the growth speed of the finite Szlenk indices play a fundamental role.     

Differentiable structure of ω-subsets of symplectic groups

In this paper, we study the differentiable structure of the ω-subset of Sp(2n), which is formed by all matrices in Sp(2n) possessing ω as an eigenvalue, for ω on the unit circle in the complex plane. Based on this result the ω -index theory parametrized by all ω on the unit circle for arbitrary symplectic paths is defined.     

Continuity of eigenvalues for Schrödinger operators, $L^p$-properties of Kato type integral operators

Given an arbitrary relatively compact (finely) open subset of -eigenvalues of are studied where is the Dirichlet Laplacian on D and are measures on such that is continuous and is bounded for every ball X in being Green's function for X). Moreover, it is shown that these eigenvalues depend continuously on D and . The results are based on very general compactness and convergence properties of integral operators of Kato type which are developed before. Received: 9 November 2000 / Published online: 24 September 2001     

Kantorovič operators of second order

The Kantorovi? operators of second order are introduced byQ _n f= =(B _n+2 F)″ whereF is the double indefinite integraloff andB _n+2 the (n+2)-th Bernstein operator. The operatorsQ _n will reveal a close affinity to the so-called modified Bernstein operatorsC _n introduced bySchnabl [10] on a quite different way. The article contains investigations concerning the asymptotic behavior ofQ _n ^kn f (asn → ∞), where (k _n) is a sequence of natural numbers.     

Interpolation of operators of weak type (ϕ, ϕ)

Considering the measurable and nonnegative functions ? on the half-axis [0, ∞) such that ?(0) = 0 and ?(t) → ∞ as t → ∞, we study the operators of weak type (?, ?) that map the classes of ?-Lebesgue integrable functions to the space of Lebesgue measurable real functions on ?ⁿ. We prove interpolation theorems for the subadditive operators of weak type (?₀, ?₀) bounded in L _∞(?ⁿ) and subadditive operators of weak types (?₀, ?₀) and (?₁, ?₁) in L _?(? ⁿ ) under some assumptions on the nonnegative and increasing functions ?(x) on [0, ∞). We also obtain some interpolation theorems for the linear operators of weak type (?₀, ?₀) bounded from L _∞(?ⁿ) to BMO(? ⁿ). For the restrictions of these operators to the set of characteristic functions of Lebesgue measurable sets, we establish some estimates for rearrangements of moduli of their values; deriving a consequence, we obtain a theorem on the boundedness of operators in rearrangement-invariant spaces.     

Convergence of Szász-Beta operators

In the present article we find the hypergeometric representation of the Szász-Beta operators and obtain the moments using confluent hypergeometric functions, which can be related to generalized Laguerre polynomials. Then we estimate a convergence result for functions having bounded derivatives.     

One-parameter families of operators in ℂ

We introduce classes of one-parameter families (OPF) of operators on C _c ^t8 (ℂ) which characterize the behavior of operators associated to the problem in the weighted space L² (ℂ, e^−2p) where p is a subharmonic, nonharmonic polynomial. We prove that an order 0 OPF operator extends to a bounded operator from L^q (ℂ) to itself, 1 < q < ∞, with a bound that depends on q and the degree of p but not on the parameter τ or the coefficients of p. Last, we show that there is a one-to-one correspondence given by the partial Fourier transform in τ between OPF operators of order m ≤ 2 and nonisotropic smoothing (NIS) operators of order m ≤ 2 on polynomial models in ℂ².     

On an estimate of Calderón-Zygmund operators by dyadic positive operators

Given a general dyadic grid D and a sparse family of cubes S = {Q _j ^k ∈ D, define a dyadic positive operator A _D,S by $${A_{D,S}}f(x) = \sum\limits_{j,k} {{f_{Q_j^k}}{\chi _{Q_j^k}}} (x)$$ . Given a Banach function space X(? ⁿ ) and the maximal Calderón-Zygmund operator ${T_\natural }$ , we show that $${\left\| {{T_\natural}f} \right\|_X} \leqslant c(T,n)\mathop {\sup }\limits_{D,S} {\left\| {{A_{D,S}}|f|} \right\|_X}$$ This result is applied to weighted inequalities. In particular, it implies (i) the “twoweight conjecture” by D. Cruz-Uribe and C. Pérez in full generality; (ii) a simplification of the proof of the “A ₂ conjecture”; (iii) an extension of certain mixed A _p ?A _r estimates to general Calderón-Zygmund operators; (iv) an extension of sharp A ₁ estimates (known for T ) to the maximal Calderón-Zygmund operator $\natural $ .     

Perturbations of simple eigenvectors¶of linear operators

Residual bounds for perturbed simple eigenvectors of linear operators are derived. Received: 27 January 1999     

A Kind of Square Matrices and Its Qualities

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