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On the spectral mapping theorem for essential spectra

Abstract

B. Gramsch and D. Lay have studied spectral mapping theorems for the essential spectra of an operator acting in a complex Banach space. Firstly they consider operators belonging to the Banach algebra of all bounded linear operators on the space, and later they derive the theorems for unbounded closed linear operators with non-empty resolvent from the aboye case ; but bounded closed linear operators with domain a proper subspace are not included.In this note we introduce a notion of extended essential spectra for any closed linear operator with non-empty resolvent, which covers the above cases. Then, in this more general context, we are able to prove the spectral mapping theorems by means of a more unified approach based on a factorization of the operators provided by the Dunford-Taylor calculus and well-known properties of products of operators present in Fredholm theory.

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On the spectral mapping theorem for essential spectra

Author: González Ortiz, Manuel José; Onieva Aleixandre, Víctor Manuel
Publisher: Dipòsit Digital de Documents de la UAB
Year: 1985
DOI: 10.5565/PUBLMAT_292385_05
Source: https://ddd.uab.cat/pub/pubsecmat/02102978v29n2-3/02102978v29n2-3p105.pdf
Pub
.
Ma
.
UAB
Vol
.
29 Ns
2-3
No
.
1985
ON
THE
SPECTRAL
MAPPINGTHEOREM
FOR
ESSENTIAL
SPECTRA
M
.
Gonzalez
and
V
.
M
.
Onie a
ABSTRACT
.-
B
.
G amsch
and
D
.
Lay
[2]
ha e
s udied
spec al
mapping
heo ems
o he
essen ial
spec a
o an
ope a o
ac ing
in
a complex
Banachspace
.
Fi s ly
hey
conside
ope a o sbelonging
o
he
Banach
algeb a
o
all
bounded
linea
ope a o s
on
he
space,
and
la e
hey
de i e
he
heo ems
o
unbounded
closed
linea
ope a o s
wi h
non-emp y
esol en
om
he
aboye
case
;
bu
boundedclosed
linea
ope a o s
wi hdomain
a
p ope
subspace
a e
no
included
.
In
his
no e
we
in oduce
a
no ion
o
ex ended
essen ial
spec a
o
any
closed
linea
ope a o
wi hnon-emp y
esol en ,
which
co e s
he
aboye
cases
.
Then,
in
his
mo egene al
con ex ,
we
a e
able
o
p o e
he
spec al
mapping
heo ems
by
me-
ans
o
a
mo euni ied
app oach
based
on
a
ac o i-
za ion
o
he
ope a o s
p o ided
by
he
Dun o d-
Taylo
calculus
and
well-known
p ope ies
o
p o-
duc s
o
ope a o sp esen
in
F edholm heo y
.
AMS
Subjec Classi ica ion
(1980)
:
P ima y
47A60
;
seconda y
47A53
.
Le
X
be
a complex
Banach
space, C(X)
he
se
o
all
closed
linea ope a o s
in

X
,
L(X)
:=
{TE
C(X)jD(T)
=
X}
,
T
E
C(X)

;

D(T),

N(T),

R(T),

a(T),

B(T),

i(T),

a(T)

and

d(T)
will
deno e
he
domain,
ke nel,
ange,
nulli y,
de ec ,
ascen
and
descen
o
T
,
espec i ely
.
We
shall
conside
he
ollo-
wingope a o classes
:
0:=
{T6
C(X)¡a(T)
=
B(T)
=
0}
01
"
=

{T
E
C(X)Ia(T),

B(T)

<
-}
m2 :=
{Te
C(X)Ia(T)
<
-
,
R(T)
complemen ed}
m3:=

{T
E
C(X)1B(T)

<
-
,

N(T)

complemen ed}
04 :=
{Te
C(X)jR(T)

closed,
a(T)
<
m}
(D5
:=

{T
E
C(X)IB(T)

<

m}
(D6'

(D
4U
'5
(D
7

{T
E
C(X)Ia(T)

=

B(T)

<

m}
(D A
:=
{TI
1
7
ja(T)
=
d(T)
<
m}
m9
:=

{T
E
C(X)Ia(T),

d(T)

<

m}
(D10
:=
(T C(X)jR(T)
closed}
The
essen ial
spec a
ai (T)

0,1,
.
.,10,
a e
de ined
in
e mso
he
abo e
classes
:
ai(T) :=
{XECIXI-T~o
i
},
P
i
(T) :=
C-a
i(T)
,
i
=
0,1,
.
.10
;
no e ha
p
0(T) :=
p(T)
and
a0(T) :=
a(T)
,
he
usual
esol-
en
and
spec um
.
We
now
in oduce
he
ex ended
essen ialspec a
.
De ini ion
106
Le

TEC(X)
wi h
p
(T)
qé
ó
and

aep(T)
.
Fo
i=
0,1,
.
.,10,
we
de ine
lo ¡ (T)

i

(a-T)-1E
mi
a
ie
(T)
:=
a
i
(T)V
{m}

o he wise
.
Thisde ini ion
does
no
depend
o
a
Ep(T)

because

-
Ea
¡e
(T)
i

and
only
i
e e y

S
=
L(X)

such
ha

N(S)

=

{0}

and
R(S)
=
D(T)
does
no
belong
o
mi
.
No ice
ha
a
oe
(T)
is
he
usual
ex ended
spec um
a
e
(T)
.
F om
now
we conside

T
E
C(X)

wi h

p(T)

and
aQp(T)
.
Le
C
be
he
ex endedcomplex
plane
and
le
A(T)
be
he
se
o
all
unc ions

:
C
~>
C

wi h
domain
an
open
se
o( )

such ha

a
e
(T)C
e( )

and


holomo phic
on

e( )
.
When
CA(T)
we
conside
wo
open
se s
o,
o'

such
ha
á
( )

=

o
U
o'

,

o
n
o'

_ 0

,


is

iden ically

0

on

o'

and
is
no
iden ically
0
on
each
connec ed
componen
o
e
;
hen
a
e(T)

=
o
U
o'

whe e

a'
:=
a
e
(T)
l1
0'

and

a
:=
a
e
(T)
o'

.
Mo-
eo e ,
E
a
will
deno e
he
p ojec o
associa edwi h
he
unc ion

e
E
A(T)

such
ha

e(o)
={1}
and

e(n')
= {0}

.
Lemma
1
"
Le
iE{0,1,
.
.,9}
and
xEC
.
Then
:
(a)
>,-TE
(D
i

i
and
only
i

(a-T)
(a-T)
-1
E
o
i
(b)

E
a
E
(D
i

i

and
only

i

a'
no
¡e
(T)

is
emp y

"
.
P oo
.

(a)

As

R[(a-T)
-n
]

=
D(T
n
)

we ha e

R[(a-T
)n]

_
=
R[((x-T)(a-T)-1)n]
.
On
he
o he
hand, since
(x-T)n(a-T)-nx
=
(a-T)-n(a-T)nx

o

x
E
D(T
n
)

and

(a-T)
-n

is
injec i e,
we
ha e
N
[D,-T)
n
1
=
N[((a-T)(a-T)
-1
)
n
] .
Now
he
esul
is
clea
.
(b)

We

ha e

a(E
a
)

=

d(E
a
)

<

1

,

a(E
a
)

=

8(E
a
)

and
R(E
a
)
complemen ed
because
E
a is a
p ojec o
.
Consequen ly,
i
i
=
0
i
is
clea
ha
E
a
E
m
0 i
and
only
i
o'
=
a'^ae(T)
is
emp y
;
and
o

i
q£
0
we
ha e

E
a
E
Oi

i
and
only
i
a(E
0
)
<
-,
ha
is, i
and
only
i
o'
is a
ini e
se
whose
elemen s
a e
poles
o
(a-T)
-1
o
ini e
ank,
o
equi alen-
ly a'n
a
ie is
emp y
.
As
he
ze os
o

E
A(T)

a e
isola ed
poin s
in

e

and
a
is
compac ,
he e
is
only
a
ini e
numbe
o
hem
in
a
,
say
c0
=
-,Cl,--,Ck
wi h
ini eo de s
m
0
?0,
mi>0,
i=
1,
.
.k
.
k
mi
Le
m
:=
m
0
+m
l+
.
.+m
k
and
P(z)
:=
n
(c
i
-z)
i=1
Lemma
2
"
Le

E
A(T)
.
Then
:
(a)

I

T
e
L(X)

,

(T)

= F(T)P(T)E

whe e

F(z)

is

lo-
a
cally
holomo phic
in
e( )
wi h
no
ze os
in
a
e
(T)
.
(b)
I
T
L(X)
,
(T)
= F
a
(T)P(T)(a-T)
-m
E
a
whe e
F
a
(z)
is
locallyholomo phic
in
e( )
wi h
no
ze os
in
a
e
(T)
"
.
P oo
.
De ine
F(z)
:=1

i
z""

1

i zEe'
and
F

(z) :=
~ (z)P(z)-1

i

z
E
e

a

1
(z)P(z)
-1
(a-z
i
zEe
.
Now he
esul
is
e iden
om
he
p ope ies
o
he
Dun o d
Taylo
calculus,
[5J
.

#
Rema k
Since
F(z)
and
Fa
(z)
na e
no
ze os
in
a
e (T)
,
he
ope a o s
F(T),
F
a
(T)E L(X)
a e
in e ibles
in
L(X)
.
Mo e-
o e ,

i

T
E
L(X)

,

hen

(T)

can
be
exp essed
as
he
p o
duc
o
he
commu ing
ope a o s

F(T),
E
a
,
c
i
-T
E
L(X)

,
i
=
1,
.
.,k

;

when

T
O
.L(X)

,

hen

(T)

is
exp essed
as
he
p oduc
o
he
commu ing
ope a o s
F
,
(T),
E
a
,
(a
-T)
-1
,
(ci
T)(a-T)
1
ELOC),
i
=
l,
,k
Lemma
3
Lemma
4
"

Le

T
E
L(X)

,

E
A(T)

and

j

=

1,
.
.,k

.

Then
:
(a)
(T)E
~i i
and
only
i c
j
-T,
E6
Em
i
o
i =
0,1,
.
.,10
.
i
=
0,1,2,3,4,5,8
.
(b)

I

(T)
E
0
6
we
ha e

c
j
-T,

Ea
ED
6

.
(c) I

c
j
-T,
EQ
EcDi

hen

(T)
E
oi
,
o

i =
7,9
"
.
P oo
.

Fi s ly
we
no e ha

F(T),

Fa
(T)E
(D
.
1

o
(a)
The
esul
ollows
om
he
ollowing
:
Le

A,B
E
L(X)
wi hAB
=
BA
;
hen
AB
EI>i i
and
only
i
A,B
EO
i
.
These
a e
well-known esul s
;
see,
o
example,
[3
;
5
.3
.1]
o
i =
1,2,3
;
[1
;(1
.3
.3),(1
.3
.4),(1
.3
.5)]
o
i =
4,5
;
[1
;
(1
.4
.8)]
and
[4
;P op
.9]
o
i=8
.
(b)

I is
consequence
o

(a)

and he
equali y

o6
=
(D
4U
0
5"
(c)
Fo
i
=
7
i
ollows om
he
addi i i y
o
he
ín-
dex
o
he
p oduc
o
F edholmope a o s
.
On
he
o he
hand,
we
know ha
A,B
E
L(X)nO
9
and
AB
=
BA
imply
AB
Em
9
,

[2
;lemma
5]
;
now,
he
esul
ollows
o
i
=
9
.
#
"

Le

T
j
L(X)

,

EA(T)

and

j

=

1,
.
.,k

.

Then
:
(a)
Fo
i
=
0,1,2,3,4,5,8we
ha e
(T) ,_
oi
i
and
only
i
(cj-T)(a-T)-1,E
F-Oil
and
(a-T)
-1
Em
i
i
m
0
~
0
.
(b)

I

(T)F~1
6

we
ha e

(cj-T)(a-T)-1,E
a
E
m6,

and
(a-T)-le
o6
i
m
0
YÉ
0
.
(c)

I

(cj-T)(a-T)
-1
,E
a
P-
Oi
,

and

(a-T)
-1
E
oi
i
m
0
~
0,
hen
(T)E(D
i
o
i =
7,9
"
.
P oo
.
Imi a e
he
p oo
o
he
lemma
3
.

#

We
now
showspec al
mapping heo em
o
essen ial
spec a
.
Theo em
"
Le
£A(T)
.
The
ollowings a emen hold
:
(a)
a
l
[ (T)]
=
[a
ie
(T)],
i

0,1,2,3,4,5,8,
(b)
a6( (T))
:> [a6e(T)]
.
(c)
a
i
( (T))G
[a
ie
(T)]
.
i
=
7,9
P oo
.

Gi en

N
EC

,

le

g
(z)
:
=

N-
(z)

.

Then

N
~
ai
(
(T)
)
i
and
only
i
g(T)
E
~
.
,
i
=
0,1,
.
.,9
.
i
(a)

F om
lemmas
1,

3
and
4
we
de i e
ha

g(T)
E
0
i

i
and
only
i

g(z)

~
0

o
e e y

z
la
ie
(T)

,

ha
is,

i
and
only
i
VI
[a
¡e
(T)]

.
No ice
ha
lemma
2
is
applied o
he
unc ion
gEA(T)
.
(b)
and
(c)
a e
also
ob ained
om
lemmas
1,
3
and
4
in
a
simila
way
.
Re e ences
[2]
GRAMSCH,
B
.
and
LAY,
D
.C
.
:
"Spec al
mapping heo ems
o
essen ial
spec a"
.-
Ma h
.
Ann
.
192
(1971),
17-32
.
[4]
SCHAEFER,
H
.H
. :
"On he
F edholm
al e na i e
in
locally
con ex
spaces"
.-
S udiaMa h
.
18
(1959),
229-245
.
Rebu
el 16 de
geneA
del
1985
Uni e sidad
de
San ande
Facul ad
de
Ciencias
San ande
SPAIN
CARADUS,
S
.R
.,
PFAFFENBERGER,
W
.E
.
and
YOOD,
B
.
:
"Calkin
algeb as
and
algeb as
o
ope a o s
on
Banach
spaces"
.-
Ma cel
Dekke ,
1974
.
PIETSCH,
A
. :
"Zu
Theo ee
de
a-T ans o ma ionen
in
loka_1
kon exen
Vek o áumen"
.-
Ma h
.Nach
.
21
(1960),
347-369
.
TAYLOR,
A
.E
.
and
LAY,
D
.C
.
:
"In oduc ion
o
Func ional
Analysis"
.-
Wiley
1980
.