
TL;DR
This paper characterizes the operators that are commutators on and related spaces, extending Apostol's technique, and shows that certain classes of operators, including compact and strictly singular operators, are commutators.
Contribution
It generalizes Apostol's method to identify commutators on and other spaces, providing new characterizations and partial results for various operator classes.
Findings
All compact operators on are commutators.
Characterization of commutators on and direct sums of spaces.
Strictly singular operators on are commutators.
Abstract
The main result is that the commutators on are the operators not of the form with and compact. We generalize Apostol's technique (1972, Rev. Roum. Math. Appl. 17, 1513 - 1534) to obtain this result and use this generalization to obtain partial results about the commutators on spaces which can be represented as for some or . In particular, it is shown that every compact operator on is a commutator. A characterization of the commutators on is given. We also show that strictly singular operators on are commutators.
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