Multishifts on Directed Cartesian Product of Rooted Directed Trees
Sameer Chavan, Deepak Kumar Pradhan, Shailesh Trivedi

TL;DR
This paper develops a multivariable theory of weighted shifts on rooted directed trees, unifying existing theories and introducing new phenomena, with applications to spectral theory and reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces.
Contribution
It introduces multishifts on directed Cartesian products of rooted trees, unifies weighted shifts and classical multishifts, and explores spectral and function theory including new eigenvalue phenomena.
Findings
Introduction of multishifts on directed Cartesian products of rooted trees.
Analysis of joint spectra and wandering subspace property for multishifts.
Identification of spherically balanced multishifts as multiplication operators on RKHS.
Abstract
We systematically develop the multivariable counterpart of the theory of weighted shifts on rooted directed trees. Capitalizing on the theory of product of directed graphs, we introduce and study the notion of multishifts on directed Cartesian product of rooted directed trees. This framework unifies the theory of weighted shifts on rooted directed trees and that of classical unilateral multishifts. Moreover, this setup brings into picture some new phenomena such as the appearance of system of linear equations in the eigenvalue problem for the adjoint of a multishift. In the first half of the paper, we focus our attention mostly on the multivariable spectral theory and function theory including finer analysis of various joint spectra and wandering subspace property for multishifts. In the second half, we separate out two special classes of multishifts, which we refer to as torally…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
