Unitary perturbations of compressed N-dimensional shifts
R.T.W. Martin

TL;DR
This paper extends the concept of unitary perturbations from scalar to matrix-valued functions, analyzing their properties in higher-dimensional operator spaces and establishing a disintegration theorem for associated measures.
Contribution
It introduces a higher-dimensional analogue of Clark's unitary perturbations for matrix-valued functions and proves a disintegration theorem for related Aleksandrov-Clark measures.
Findings
Unitary perturbations of matrix-valued shifts are characterized in higher dimensions.
A disintegration theorem for matrix-valued Aleksandrov-Clark measures is established.
Perturbations are shown to be unitarily equivalent in the matrix-valued setting.
Abstract
Given a purely contractive matrix-valued analytic function on the unit disc , we study the -parameter family of unitary perturbations of the operator of multiplication by in the Hilbert space of component vector-valued functions on the unit circle which are square integrable with respect to the matrix-valued measure determined uniquely by and the matrix-valued Herglotz representation theorem. In the case where is an extreme point of the unit ball of bounded -valued functions we verify that the -parameter family of unitary perturbations of is unitarily equivalent to a -parameter family of unitary perturbations of , the restriction of the backwards shift in , the Hardy space of valued functions on the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis · Analytic and geometric function theory
