Suppose that A is an operator algebra on a Hilbert space H. An element V in A is called an all-derivable point of A for the strong operator topology if every strong operator topology continuous derivable mapping φ at V is a derivation. Let N be a complete nest on a complex and separable Hilbert space H. Suppose that M belongs to N with {0}≠M≠H and write for M or M⊥. Our main result is: for any with , if is invertible in , then Ω is an all-derivable point in for the strong operator topology. 相似文献
In this paper, we will prove that every derivation of completely distributive subspace lattice (CDS) algebras on Banach space
is automatically continuous. This is new even in the Hilbert space case. As an application of this result, we obtain that
every additive derivation of nest algebras on Banach spaces is inne. We will also prove that every isomorphism between nest
algebras on Banach space is automatically continuous, and in addition, is spatial.
Research supported by NSF of China and YSF of Shandong 相似文献
Every invariant linear manifold for a CSL-algebra, , is a closed subspace if, and only if, each non-zero projection in is generated by finitely many atoms associated with the projection lattice. When is a nest, this condition is equivalent to the condition that every non-zero projection in has an immediate predecessor ( is well ordered). The invariant linear manifolds of a nest algebra are totally ordered by inclusion if, and only if, every non-zero projection in the nest has an immediate predecessor. 相似文献
It is proved that a nest on a separable complex Hilbert space has the left (resp. right) partial factorization property, which means that for every invertible operator from onto a Hilbert space there exists an isometry (resp. a coisometry) from into such that both and are in the associated nest algebra if and only if it is atomic (resp. countable).
Let be a nest algebra and its invariant projection (or subspace) lattice. In this paper, using order homomorphisms of , we give necessary and sufficient conditions on bounded linear operators and on a Hilbert space to guarantee the existence of an operator in a certain -module such that .
If
are maximal nests on a finite-dimensional Hilbert space H, the dimension of the intersection of the corresponding nest algebras is at least dim H. On the other hand, there are three maximal nests whose nest algebras intersect in the scalar operators. The dimension of the intersection of two nest algebras (corresponding to maximal nests) can be of any integer value from n to n(n+1)/2, where n=dim H. For any two maximal nests
there exists a basis {f1,f2,…,fn} of H and a permutation π such that
and
where Mi= span{f1,f2,…,fi} and Ni= span{fπ(1),fπ(2),…,fπ(i)}. The intersection of the corresponding nest algebras has minimum dimension, namely dim H, precisely when π(j)=n−j+1,1jn. Those algebras which are upper-triangular matrix incidence algebras, relative to some basis, can be characterised as intersections of certain nest algebras. 相似文献
Let and be nest algebras associated with the nests and on Banach Spaces. Assume that and are complemented whenever N-=N and M-=M. Let be a unital additive surjection. It is shown that Φ preserves Jordan zero-products in both directions, that is Φ(A)Φ(B)+Φ(B)Φ(A)=0AB+BA=0, if and only if Φ is either a ring isomorphism or a ring anti-isomorphism. Particularly, all unital additive surjective maps between Hilbert space nest algebras which preserves Jordan zero-products are characterized completely. 相似文献