Title
Subnormal operators: a multivariable operator theory perspective
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Stanković, Hranislav, 1994-
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2024
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Serbian
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Datum odbrane: 4.7.2024.
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Academic Expertise
Prirodno-matematičke nauke
Academic Title
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University
Univerzitet u Nišu
Faculty
Prirodno-matematički fakultet
Group
Odsek za matematiku i informatiku
Alternative title
Subnormalni operatori: pristup višedimenzionalne teorije operatora
Publisher
[H. Stanković]
Format
IX, 150, IX, 42 str.
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Bibliography: p. 129-141
Biography: p. 143-144
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Mathematical analysis, Functional Analysis
Abstract (en)
This dissertation presents different new results regarding subnormal
operators using tools and techniques from multivariable operator
theory. It explores the relationship between subnormality and
quasinormality and demonstrates that the subnormal n-th roots of a
quasinormal operator must also be quasinormal. The study provides
sufficient conditions under which matricial and spherical
quasinormality of operator pairs are equivalent to the matricial and
spherical quasinormality of their n-th powers. It also addresses the
converse of Fuglede Theorem, establishing when subnormal operators
must be normal provided their product is normal. The study introduces
the spherical mean transform, examining its spectral properties and its
role in preserving p-hyponormality.
In the context of subnormal operators and subnormal duals, the
dissertation addresses the completion of upper-triangular operator
matrices to normality through normal complements. It establishes
characterizations, explores joint spectral properties, and connects these
concepts to subnormal duals and Aluthge and Duggal transforms.
The dissertation also delves into various classes of operators related to
normal and subnormal operators, introducing new concepts and
addressing solvability of operator equations. Additionally, it
investigates inequalities related to the q-numerical radius, extending
established equalities concerning the numerical radius.
Authors Key words
subnormalni operatori, kvazinormalni operatori, normalni
operatori, višedimenzionalna teorija operatora,
kompletiranje do normalnosti, sferična srednja
transformacija
Authors Key words
subnormal operators, quasinormal operators, normal operators,
multivariable operator theory, completion to normality, spherical
mean transform
Classification
517.983/.986(043.3)
Subject
P140
Type
Tekst
Abstract (en)
This dissertation presents different new results regarding subnormal
operators using tools and techniques from multivariable operator
theory. It explores the relationship between subnormality and
quasinormality and demonstrates that the subnormal n-th roots of a
quasinormal operator must also be quasinormal. The study provides
sufficient conditions under which matricial and spherical
quasinormality of operator pairs are equivalent to the matricial and
spherical quasinormality of their n-th powers. It also addresses the
converse of Fuglede Theorem, establishing when subnormal operators
must be normal provided their product is normal. The study introduces
the spherical mean transform, examining its spectral properties and its
role in preserving p-hyponormality.
In the context of subnormal operators and subnormal duals, the
dissertation addresses the completion of upper-triangular operator
matrices to normality through normal complements. It establishes
characterizations, explores joint spectral properties, and connects these
concepts to subnormal duals and Aluthge and Duggal transforms.
The dissertation also delves into various classes of operators related to
normal and subnormal operators, introducing new concepts and
addressing solvability of operator equations. Additionally, it
investigates inequalities related to the q-numerical radius, extending
established equalities concerning the numerical radius.
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