A similarity invariant and the commutant of some multiplication operators on the Sobolev disk algebra (Q456494)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6093815
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6093815 |
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A similarity invariant and the commutant of some multiplication operators on the Sobolev disk algebra (English)
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16 October 2012
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Sobolev disk algebra
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multiplication operator
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similarity invariants
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commutants of multiplication operators
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In this paper, the author studies the properties of the similarity relation of the multiplication operators \(M_g\) defined on \(R(\mathbb{D})\), the algebra generated in the Sobolev space \(W^{2, 2}(\mathbb{D})\) by the rational functions with poles outside the unit disk \(\mathbb{D}\), when \(g\) is univalent analytic on \(\mathbb{D}\) or \(M_g\) is strongly irreducible. In particular, the author shows that, for \(f,g\in R(\mathbb{D})\):NEWLINENEWLINE(i) if \(f,g\) are univalent and analytic on \(\mathbb{D}\), then \(M_f \sim M_g\) if and only if \(f(\mathbb{D})=g(\mathbb{D})\);NEWLINENEWLINE(ii) if \(f\) is univalent and analytic on \(\mathbb{D}\), then \(M_f \sim M_g\) if and only if there exists \(\chi\), an analytic automorphism of the unit disk, such that \(f=g\circ \chi\).NEWLINENEWLINEIn addition, the author determines the commutant algebra of \(M_g\). The author considers the cases when the symbol \(g\) is a nonconstant entire function, a composition of a univalent function belonging to \(R(\mathbb{D})\) and a finite Blaschke product, or a product of a function \(h\in R(\mathbb{D})\), nonvanishing on \(\mathbb{\overline{D}}\), and a finite Blaschke product.
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