Coefficient extension of operators on model spaces #
A bounded unital ring homomorphism f : R →+* S extends the matrix of an operator
C₀(J, R) →L[R] C₀(I, R) coefficientwise to an operator over S. Null columns and a
uniform entry bound ensure that the extended matrix defines a continuous linear map.
The construction respects identities, addition, scalar multiplication and composition,
including composition of coefficient homomorphisms. Its matrix characterizes it uniquely.
Over Tate target scalars it is Lipschitz in operator norm, so it preserves operator-norm sums
and sends the closure of the polynomials in an endomorphism u into the closure of the
polynomials in its extension.
The coefficient rings need not have a common ground field. Tate data on the source supplies the entry bound; the target need only be complete and ultrametric.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Endomorphismes complètement continus des espaces de Banach p-adiques, Publ. Math. IHÉS 12 (1962), 69–85, §§2–3.
Extend the matrix coefficients of an operator along a bounded ring homomorphism. Boundedness is a proposition, so the construction is independent of its witness.
Instances For
The extended operator has the coefficientwise extended matrix.
Matrix coefficients uniquely determine coefficient extension.
The norm of an extended matrix entry is bounded by the homomorphism bound times its original norm.
A norm bound for coefficient extension.
Coefficient extension preserves composition of operators.
Coefficient extension is multiplicative on endomorphisms.
Coefficient extension along a homomorphism with bound C is C-Lipschitz in operator
norm.
Coefficient extension is continuous in operator norm.
Coefficient extension preserves operator-norm sums.
Coefficient extension sends the operator-norm closure of the polynomials in u into the
closure of the polynomials in the extension of u.
Extension along the identity homomorphism is the original operator.
Successive coefficient extensions agree with extension along the composite homomorphism.