On the structure of the set of algebraic elements in a Banach algebra and their liftings
E. Makai, Jr., J. Zem\'anek

TL;DR
This paper extends results on the connectedness of algebraic elements in Banach algebras, showing pathwise connectivity of certain sets and exploring distances between components, with implications for lifting theorems.
Contribution
It generalizes earlier connectedness results for algebraic elements, introduces new path constructions, and establishes bounds and lifting theorems for these elements in Banach algebras.
Findings
Connected components of algebraic sets are pathwise connected via specific paths.
Distances between connected components are bounded below by root differences.
Lifting theorems for algebraic elements are analogous to those for idempotents.
Abstract
We generalize earlier results about connected components of idempotents in Banach algebras, due to B. Sz\H{o}kefalvi Nagy, Y. Kato, S. Maeda, Z. V. Kovarik, J. Zem\'anek, J. Esterle. Let be a unital complex Banach algebra, and a polynomial over , with all roots distinct. Let . Then all connected components of are pathwise connected (locally pathwise connected) via each of the following three types of paths: 1)~similarity via a finite product of exponential functions (via an exponential function); 2)~a polynomial path (a cubic polynomial path); 3)~a polygonal path (a polygonal path consisting of segments). If is a -algebra, , let , . Then all connected components of are pathwise…
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Holomorphic and Operator Theory
