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Essentially hyponormal operators with essential spectrum contained in a circle
In this paper two results are given . It is proved that if the essential spectrum σ(π(T)) of the bounded hyponormal operator T is contained in a circle, then T is essentially normal operator. Based on this result it is proved that if T∈ L(H) with ind T =
Shquipe I. Lohaj, Muhib R. Lohaj
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Spectral mapping of hyponormal or semi-hyponormal operators
For TE P(R’), we write ( T( = (PT)‘12. In this paper, when we consider a semi-hyponormal operator T, we &ways assume that the operator U in the polar decomposition T = U 1 TI is unitary, for the sake of simplicity. Let E be a bounded closed set in the real line R 1, and M(E) be the class of all stricly monotone increasing continuous function on E ...
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A remark on λ-interwining hyponormal operators
We extend a result concerning λ-commuting normal operators with empty point spectrum. More precisely, we prove that for a hyponormal operator T with empty point spectrum for which there exists a Hilbert-Schmidt operator K such that TK = λKT + μK for some
Vasile Lauric
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The Fuglede-Putnam theorem for
We show that if is a -quasihyponormal operator and is a -hyponormal operator, and if , where is a quasiaffinity (i.e., a one-one map having dense range), then is a normal and moreover is unitarily equivalent to .
Kim In Hyoun
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An invariant for certain operator algebras. [PDF]
Carey RW, Pincus JD.
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The spectrum of seminormal operators. [PDF]
Pincus JD.
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Powers of class
An operator belongs to class for and if and only if if and only if where is generalized Aluthge transformation of , that is, . Class was introduced by Ito as a generalization of -hyponormality which was introduced by Aluthge and Wang.
Yanagida Masahiro
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