Multiple operator integrals in perturbation theory
Vladimir Peller

TL;DR
This paper develops advanced techniques involving multiple operator integrals to analyze perturbations of self-adjoint and noncommuting operators, deriving new estimates and trace formulas in operator theory.
Contribution
It introduces multiple operator integrals with tensor product integrands, extending the Birman--Solomyak approach to higher derivatives and noncommuting operators, with new Lipschitz and trace estimates.
Findings
Lipschitz estimates for functions of noncommuting operators in Schatten classes p∈[1,2]
Extension of trace formulas to broader classes of functions and operators
New Schatten--von Neumann estimates for operator differences and derivatives
Abstract
We start with the Birman--Solomyak approach to define double operator integrals and consider applications in estimating operator differences for self-adjoint operators and . We present the Birman--Solomyak approach to the Lifshits--Krein trace formula that is based on double operator integrals. We study the class of operator Lipschitz functions, operator differentiable functions, operator H\"older functions, obtain Schatten--von Neumann estimates for operator differences. Finally, we consider in Chapter 1 estimates of functions of normal operators and functions of -tuples of commuting self-adjoint operators. In Chapter 2 we define multiple operator integrals with integrands in the integral projective tensor product of spaces. We consider applications of such multiple operator integrals to the problem of the existence of higher operator derivatives and to…
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