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The Theory of Subnormal Operators
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"In a certain sense, subnormal operators were introduced too soon because the theory of function algebras and rational approximation was also in its infancy and could not be properly used to examine the class of operators. The progress in the last several years grew out of applying the results of rational approximation." from the Preface. This book is the successor to the author's 1981 book on the same subject. In addition to reflecting the great strides in the development of subnormal operator theory since the first book, the present work is oriented towards rational functions rather than pol...
"In a certain sense, subnormal operators were introduced too soon because the theory of function algebras and rational approximation was also in its infancy and could not be properly used to examine the class of operators. The progress in the last several years grew out of applying the results of rational approximation." from the Preface. This book is the successor to the author's 1981 book on the same subject. In addition to reflecting the great strides in the development of subnormal operator theory since the first book, the present work is oriented towards rational functions rather than polynomials. Although the book is a research monograph, it has many of the traits of a textbook including exercises. The book requires background in function theory and functional analysis, but is otherwise fairly self-contained. The first few chapters cover the basics about subnormal operator theory and present a study of analytic functions on the unit disk. Other topics included are: some results on hypernormal operators, an exposition of rational approximation interspersed with applications to operator theory, a study of weak-star rational approximation, a set of results that can be termed structure theorems for subnormal operators, and a proof that analytic bounded point evaluations exist.
Table of contents:
Preliminaries; Subnormal operators; The elementary theory; Function theory on the unit circle; Hyponormal operators; Uniform rational approximation; Weak-star rational approximation; Some structure theory for subnormal operators; Bounded point evaluations.
This volume is about rational functions rather than polynomials and although it is a research monograph, it has many of the traits of a textbook, including exercises. The book requires a background in function theory and functional analysis, but is otherwise fairly self-contained. Topics included are: the basics of subnormal opeator theory, some results on hypernormal operators, an exposition of rational approximation interspersed with applications to operator theory, a study of weak-star rational approximation, a set of results that can be termed structure theorems for subnormal operators, and a proof that analytic bounded point evaluations exist.
Table of contents:
Preliminaries; Subnormal operators; The elementary theory; Function theory on the unit circle; Hyponormal operators; Uniform rational approximation; Weak-star rational approximation; Some structure theory for subnormal operators; Bounded point evaluations.
This volume is about rational functions rather than polynomials and although it is a research monograph, it has many of the traits of a textbook, including exercises. The book requires a background in function theory and functional analysis, but is otherwise fairly self-contained. Topics included are: the basics of subnormal opeator theory, some results on hypernormal operators, an exposition of rational approximation interspersed with applications to operator theory, a study of weak-star rational approximation, a set of results that can be termed structure theorems for subnormal operators, and a proof that analytic bounded point evaluations exist.