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The essential spectrum, norm, and spectral radius of abstract multiplication operators

Functional Analysis 2022-09-23 v3

Abstract

Let EE be a complex Banach lattice and TT is an operator in the centrum Z(E)={T:TλI\mboxforsomeλ}Z(E)=\{T: |T|\le \lambda I \mbox{ for some } \lambda\} of EE. Then the essential norm Te\|T\|_{e} of TT equals the essential spectral radius re(T)r_{e}(T) of TT. We also prove re(T)=max{TAd,re(TA)}r_{e}(T)=\max\{\|T_{A^{d}}\|, r_{e}(T_{A})\}, where TAT_{A} is the atomic part of TT and TAdT_{A^{d}} is the non-atomic part of TT. Moreover re(TA)=lim supFλar_{e}(T_{A})=\limsup_{\mathcal F}\lambda_{a}, where F\mathcal F is the Fr\'echet filter on the set AA of all positive atoms in EE of norm one and λa\lambda_{a} is given by TAa=λaaT_{A}a=\lambda_{a}a for all aAa\in A.

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@article{arxiv.2204.03805,
  title  = {The essential spectrum, norm, and spectral radius of abstract multiplication operators},
  author = {Anton R. Schep},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2204.03805},
  year   = {2022}
}

Comments

Lemma 1.9 and 1.10 of the 1980 paper [5] as stated are false. A slightly weaker version is true and the results of [5] and the current paper remain true using this weaker version. For details see the remarks after Theorem 2.1