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A Note on Uniform Operators

Hsiao‐Lan Wang

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An operator is uniform if its restriction to any infinite-dimensional invariant subspace is unitarily equivalent to itself. We show that a uniform operator having a proper infinite-dimensional invariant subspace resembles an analytic Toeplitz operator in the way that the weakly closed algebra generated by it and the identity operator is isomorphic to a subalgebra of the Calkin algebra; furthermore, this algebra contains no nonscalar operator which is quasi-similar to a normal operator.

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An operator is uniform if its restriction to any infinite-dimensional invariant subspace is unitarily equivalent to itself. We show that a uniform operator having a proper infinite-dimensional invariant subspace resembles an analytic Toeplitz operator in the way that the weakly closed algebra generated by it and the identity operator is isomorphic to a subalgebra of the Calkin algebra; furthermore, this algebra contains no nonscalar operator which is quasi-similar to a normal operator.

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An operator is uniform if its restriction to any infinite-dimensional invariant subspace is unitarily equivalent to itself. We show that a uniform operator having a proper infinite-dimensional invariant subspace resembles an analytic Toeplitz operator in the way that the weakly closed algebra generated by it and the identity operator is isomorphic to a subalgebra of the Calkin algebra; furthermore, this algebra contains no nonscalar operator which is quasi-similar to a normal operator.

Key concepts: Reflexive operator algebra, Mathematics, Invariant subspace, Subalgebra, Shift operator, Operator (biology), Operator algebra, Semi-elliptic operator

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