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Toral \((m,C)\)-isometric multivariable operators

  • Sid Ahmed Ould Ahmed Mahmoud,
  • Abdulrahman Obaid Alshammari,
  • El Moctar Ould Beiba,
  • Maawiya Ould Sidi,
  • Hadi Obaid Alshammari,
  • Sid Ahmed Ould Beinane

摘要

In recent years, various aspects of the problem related to the generalization of the class of m-isometries of commuting tuples of operators in Hilbert spaces have appeared in the literature. Let us mention, for example, ( n 1 , , n p ) $(n_{1},\ldots ,n_{p})$ -quasi-m-isometric tuples, ( m , C ) $(m,C)$ -isometric tuples, toral m-isometries, and toral ( m , A ) $(m, A)$ -isometries. In this paper, we discuss a problem closely related to this one. We introduce the class of toral- ( m , C ) $(m,C)$ -isometries for a tuple of commuting operators related to a given conjugation operator C on a Hilbert space H. We present its basic properties and demonstrate a variety of results that extend some works related to multivariable operators.