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Conjugating by singular operators: On the boundedness of similarity transforms near singular points

Daniel Falkowski, Carl-Fredrik Lidgren

Abstract

We consider the question of, given operators $A$, $Z$ and a sequence of invertible operators $U_n\to Z$, whether the sequence $U_nAU_n^{-1}$ is bounded in norm, as well as generalizations of this where $U_nAU_n^{-1}$ is modified by some bounded linear map on bounded linear operators. In the setting of Hilbert spaces, we provide a complete classification in terms of algebraic criteria of those $A$ for which such a sequence exists, as long as $Z$ is of generalized index zero, which always holds in finite-dimensional contexts. In the process, we prove that particular coefficients arising in inverses of certain good paths going to $Z$ can also be classified in terms of an entirely algebraic criterion.

Conjugating by singular operators: On the boundedness of similarity transforms near singular points

Abstract

We consider the question of, given operators , and a sequence of invertible operators , whether the sequence is bounded in norm, as well as generalizations of this where is modified by some bounded linear map on bounded linear operators. In the setting of Hilbert spaces, we provide a complete classification in terms of algebraic criteria of those for which such a sequence exists, as long as is of generalized index zero, which always holds in finite-dimensional contexts. In the process, we prove that particular coefficients arising in inverses of certain good paths going to can also be classified in terms of an entirely algebraic criterion.

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