Titlebook: Contributions to Operator Theory and its Applications; Proceedings of the C I. Gohberg,J. W. Helton,L. Rodman Conference proceedings 1988 B

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Conditional Expectations and Invariant Subspaces,al expectations yields a simplified and conceptually different proof of a recent theorem about operator factorization with respect to commutative sets of projections. It also provides a step toward the solution of the difficult problem of operator factorization with respect to noncommutative sets of projections.

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Analytic Functions of Elements of the Calkin Algebra, and Their Limits,anonical projection of A in the Calkin algebra, and σ.(A) is the essential spectrum of A.) The results include spectral characterizations of interior (f [.. (Λ).].) and its closure, and formulas for the distance from a given element of the Calkin algebra to f[..(Λ).], and to interior (f[..(Λ).].).

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End Point Results for Estimates of Singular Values of Singular Integral Operators,ideals) is well understood when the index, p, is greater than one. Here we offer results for the case p = 1. The simplest example, when the integral operator is the Hilbert transform, is atypical because of the algebraic simplicity of the kernel. Our methods are designed for more general kernels.

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