Spectral automorphisms in CB-effect algebras

Spectral automorphisms have been introduced in [IVANOV, A.—CARAGHEORGHEOPOL, D.: Spectral automorphisms in quantum logics, Internat. J. Theoret. Phys. 49 (2010), 3146–3152]_in an attempt to construct, in the abstract framework of orthomodular lattices, an analogue of the spectral theory in Hilbert spaces. We generalize spectral automorphisms to the framework of effect algebras with compression bases and study their properties. Characterizations of spectral automorphisms as well as necessary conditions for an automorphism to be spectral are given. An example of a spectral automorphism on the standard effect algebra of a finite-dimensional Hilbert space is discussed and the consequences of spectrality of an automorphism for the unitary Hilbert space operator that generates it are shown. The last section is devoted to spectral families of automorphisms and their properties, culminating with the formulation and proof of a Stone type theorem (in the sense of Stone’s theorem on strongly continuous one-parameter unitary groups — see, e.g. [REED, M.#x2014;SIMON, B.: Methods of Modern Mathematical Physics, Vol. I, Acad. Press, New York, 1975]) for a group of spectral automorphisms.     

On the hellinger square integral with respect to an operator valued measure and stationary processes

A construction of the Hellinger square integral with respect to a semispectral measure in a Banach space B is given. It is proved that the space of values of a B-valued stationary stochastic process is unitarily isomorphic to the space of all B¹-valued measures that are Hellinger square integrable with respect to the spectral measure of the process. Some applications of the above theorem in the prediction theory (especially to interpolation problem) are also considered.     

Weyl type theorems for operators satisfying the single-valued extension property

Let T be a bounded linear operator acting on a Banach space X such that T or its adjoint T^∗ has the single-valued extension property. We prove that the spectral mapping theorem holds for the B-Weyl spectrum, and we show that generalized Browder's theorem holds for f(T) for every analytic function f defined on an open neighborhood U of σ(T). Moreover, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for such T to satisfy generalized Weyl's theorem. Some applications are also given.     

An Extension of Mercer’s Theorem via Pontryagin Spaces

We extend Mercer’s theorem to a composition of the form RS, in which R and S are integral operators acting on a space L ²(X) generated by a locally finite measure space (X, ν). The operator R is compact and positive while S is continuous and having spectral decomposition based on well distributed eigenvalues. The proof is based on a Pontryagin space structure for L ²(X) constructed via the operators R and S themselves.     

Asplund space: Another criterion

The theorem proved in this paper establishes conditions under which a Banach space X is an Asplund space (i.e., its dual space is a space with the Radon-Nikodym (RN) property). The theorem is formulated in terms of the existence of a supersequentially compact set in (B(X ^**), ω ^*), where B(X ^**) stands for the unit ball of the second dual of X and ω^* for the weak topology on the ball. The example presented in the paper shows that one cannot get rid of some restrictive conditions in the theorem in general.     

Littlewood–Paley and Spectral Multipliers on Weighted L p Spaces

Let L be a non-negative self-adjoint operator acting on L ²(X), where X is a space of homogeneous type. Assume that L generates a holomorphic semigroup e ^?tL whose kernel p _t (x,y) has a Gaussian upper bound but there is no assumption on the regularity in variables x and y. In this article we study weighted L ^p -norm inequalities for spectral multipliers of L. We show that a weighted Hörmander-type spectral multiplier theorem follows from weighted L ^p -norm inequalities for the Lusin and Littlewood–Paley functions, Gaussian heat kernel bounds, and appropriate L ² estimates of the kernels of the spectral multipliers.     

Spectral mapping theorem for ascent,essential ascent,descent and essential descent spectrum of linear relations

In [7], Cross showed that the spectrum of a linear relation T on a normed space satisfies the spectral mapping theorem. In this paper, we extend the notion of essential ascent and descent for an operator acting on a vector space to linear relations acting on Banach spaces. We focus to define and study the descent, essential descent, ascent and essential ascent spectrum of a linear relation everywhere defined on a Banach space X. In particular, we show that the corresponding spectrum satisfy the polynomial version of the spectral mapping theorem.     

Representation for the W-weighted Drazin inverse of linear operators

In this paper we study the W-weighted Drazin inverse of the bounded linear operators between Banach spaces and its representation theorem. Based on this representation, utilizing the spectral theory of Banach space operators, we derive an approximating expression of the W-weighted Drazin inverse and an error bound. Also, a perturbation theorem for the W-weighted Drazin inverse is uniformly obtained from the representation theorem.     

Über den Freudenthalschen Spektralsatz

For a vector lattice E with the principal projection property, the following generalization of H.Freudenthal's spectral theorem is proved: There exists a measure space (Ω,R,π) such that integration with respect to π establishes a vector lattice isomorphism from L¹(π) to E. Here π:?→E is a σ -additive vector measure on some δ-ring R which, for [σ-] Dedekind complete E, may be chosen to be the δ-ring of relatively compact [Baire-] Borel sets in a locally compact space. Among others Kakutani's representation of abstract L-spaces as concrete L¹ -spaces is an immediate consequence.     

Eigenvalue distribution theorems for certain homogeneous spaces

A classical theorem of Szegö describes the limiting behavior of the eigenvalues of P_nAP_n, where A is a multiplication operator on L₂(S¹) and P_n is the projection on the subspace spanned by e^ikθ (0 ? k ? n). A generalization of this is proved, whereby S¹ is replaced by an arbitrary rank one homogeneous space (e.g. S^m), A by a pseudodifferential operator of order zero, and P_n by a sequence of spectral projections for the Laplace-Beltrami operator. A by-product is an alternate proof of a theorem of A. Weinstein on the eigenvalue clusters of the Laplacian plus a potential.     

Smooth metric measure spaces with weighted Poincaré inequality

In this paper, we study smooth metric measure space (M, g, e ^?f dv) satisfying a weighted Poincaré inequality and establish a rigidity theorem for such a space under a suitable Bakry–Émery curvature lower bound. We also consider the space of f-harmonic functions with finite energy and prove a structure theorem.     

Hodge theorem for the natural projection of complex horizontal Laplacian on complex Finsler manifolds

Let M be a compact complex manifold with a complex Finsler metric F. We define a natural projection of complex horizontal Laplacian on M: it is independent of the fiber coordinate. By using Sobolev space theory and spectral resolution theory in Hilbert space, we prove the Hodge theorem for the natural projection of complex horizontal Laplacian on M.     

A general induction theorem for rearrangements of n-tuples

In this paper, a general induction theorem for rearrangements of n-tuples in Rⁿ is proved, showing that a certain proposition regarding a pair of n-tuples related by the strong spectral order 〈 is true for any integer n ? 2 if and only if it is true for the case n = 2. With this theorem, a whole series of well-known theorems is derived as particular cases, and some new results are also obtained.     

A note on generalized Weyl's theorem

We prove that if either T or T^∗ has the single-valued extension property, then the spectral mapping theorem holds for B-Weyl spectrum. If, moreover T is isoloid, and generalized Weyl's theorem holds for T, then generalized Weyl's theorem holds for f(T) for every f∈H(σ(T)). An application is given for algebraically paranormal operators.     

On the spectral representation of symmetric stable processes

The so-called spectral representation theorem for stable processes linearly imbeds each symmetric stable process of index p into L^p (0 < p ≤ 2). We use the theory of L^p isometries for 0 < p < 2 to study the uniqueness of this representation for the non-Gaussian stable processes. We also determine the form of this representation for stationary processes and for substable processes. Complex stable processes are defined, and a complex version of the spectral representation theorem is proved. As a corollary to the complex theory we exhibit an imbedding of complex L^q into real or complex L^p for 0 < p < q ≤ 2.     

A central limit theorem for martingales and an application to branching processes

A functional central limit theorem is obtained for martingales which are not uniformly asymptotically negligible but grow at a geometric rate. The function space is not the usual C[0,1] or D[0,1] but R^N, the space of all real sequences and the metric used leads to a non-separable metric space.The main theorem is applied to a martingale obtained from a supercritical Galton-Watson branching process and as simple corollaries the already known central limit theorems for the Harris and Lotka-Nagaev estimators of the mean of the offspring distribution, are obtained.     

On the basis property of root elements of ordinary differential operators in the space L 2,n (a, b)

We study a spectral problem for a system of linear ordinary differential operators in the vector function space L _2,n (a, b) with parameter-dependent boundary conditions. We prove a theorem stating that the system of root functions of the problem is a basis with parentheses in L _2,n (a, b). Corollaries of the theorem are considered.     

Differentiable sphere theorems for submanifolds of positive k-th ricci curvature

We investigate the differentiable pinching problem for compact immersed submanifolds of positive k-th Ricci curvature, and prove that if M ⁿ is simply connected and the k-th Ricci curvature of M ⁿ is bounded below by a quantity involving the mean curvature of M ⁿ and the curvature of the ambient manifold, then M ⁿ is diffeomorphic to the standard sphere ${\mathbb{S}^n}$ . For the case where the ambient manifold is a space form with nonnegative constant curvature, we prove a differentiable sphere theorem without the assumption that the submanifold M ⁿ is simply connected. Motivated by a geometric rigidity theorem due to S. T. Yau and U. Simon, we prove a topological rigidity theorem for submanifolds in a space form.     

Spectral analysis on {{\rm SL}(2, \mathbb{R})}

Let G be the group ${{\rm SL}(2, \mathbb{R})}$ . For this group we prove a version of Schwartz’s theorem on spectral analysis for the group G. We find the sharp range of Lebesgue spaces L ^p (G) for which a smooth function is not mean periodic unless it is a cusp form. Failure of the Schwartz-like theorem is also proved when C ^∞(G) is replaced by L ^p (G) with suitable p. We show that the last result is linked with the failure of the Wiener-tauberian theorem for G.