ON SOME PROPERTY OF THE MODIFIED POWER OF AN ALGEBRAIC NUCLEUS
*UDĪ\QD&LHFLHUVND
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, grac@matman.uwm.edu.pl
Abstract. Given two pairs
;,&, ȍ,8 of conjugate linear spaces, we show that the modified power of an algebraic nucleus preserves ȍ,X- weak continuity of multilinear functionals. An application of the result in the determinant theory is also considered.Introduction
Algebraic nuclei play an essential role in the theory of determinant systems [1- -4]. They allow to construct determinant systems for nuclear perturbations of Fred- holm operators, i.e. if
Dn nN^ `0 is a determinant system for Fredholm operator ȍ ,X Y,
op
A o; o then one can obtain effective formulae for determinant system for ATF, where Fan
ȍo;,X oY. The terms Dn, n N^ `
0,are, in particular, bi-skew symmetric multilinear
ȍ,X- weakly continuous func- tionals. It is well known that functionals FpkDnk, kN, are bi-skew symmetric.We shall prove that the modified power of an algebraic nucleus transforms
ȍ,X-weakly continuous functionals into
ȍ,X- weakly continuous functionals. There- fore, in view of the result, FpkDnk are also ȍ,X- weakly continuous functionals.1. Terminology and notation
Let
;,&, ȍ,8 denote pairs of conjugate linear spaces over the same real or complex field K. A bilinear functional A:ȍu& oK, whose value at a pointZ,x ȍuX is denoted by ZAx, satisfying the condition ZAx Z
Ax ZAx, where AxY and ZA;, is called ;,8- operator on ȍu&. Let X Y
op :o ,; o denotes the space of
;,8- operators on :u&. Each X Yop
A ȍo;, o can simultaneously be interpreted as a linear operator 8
& o :
A and as a linear operator A:ȍo;. For fixed non-zero elements
0 X,
x Z0;, x0Z0 denotes the bilinear functional on ;uY, defined by
x0 Z0y [x0 Z0y[ for
[,y ;uY. A linear functional
K
op
F: ; oȍ,8 o& o is called an algebraic nucleus, if there exists
o; & o8op ȍ ,
TF such that F
xZ ZTFx for
Z,x ȍu&. The opera- tor TF is called a nuclear operator determined by F. The space of all algebraic nuclei on op; o ,ȍ8 o& is denoted by anȍo;,X oY. The value of a Pm-linear functional D:;Pu8moK, P,m N
^ `
0, at a point [1,, [P,y1,, ym;Pu8m is denoted by . , ,, ,
1
1 ¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
ym
D y
[P
[ A
Pm-linear functional D on ;Pu8 m is said to be bi-skew symmetric if it is skew sym- metric in variables from both ;, and Y. A
Pm-linear functionalK
: u mo
D ;P 8 is said to be
ȍ,&- weakly continuous functional onm, 8
;Pu if for any fixed elements [1,,[i1,[i1,,[P;
i 1,,P,8
m y , ,
y1 there exists an element xi& such that
¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
m i
i
i D y y
x , ,
, , , , , ,
1
1 1 1
[ [ [ [P
[ [ for every [; and for any fixed elements
, ,
1, [ ;
[ P y1,,yj1,yj1,,ym8
j 1,,m there exists an element ȍj
Z such that
¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
j m
j
jy D y y y y y
, , , , , ,
, ,
1 1 1
1
[P
Z [ for every y8.
For Fan
: o;,& o8 and a bi-skew symmetric ȍ,&-weakly conti- nuous functional D on ;Pu8m, interpreted as a function of variables [1, y1 only, we define a P m2-linear functional F y D1
[1 on ;P1u8m1 by the formula
,, ,,
1, 2
2 1
1 F A
y D y
F
m
y ¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
P
[ [ [
where
¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
ym
y D y
y
A , , ,
, , ,
2 1
2 1 1
1
1
[P [
[ [
for [1;,y18.
If k min
^ `
P, m, then assuming that F y F y F yDk k k
k 1 1 [ 2 2 [11
[ is
ȍ,&- weakly continuous functional and interpreting it as a function of variables [k,yk only, we define a Pm 2 k-linear functional F y F y F yDk k k
k [ 1 1 [11
[ on
k m
k
u8
;P by
,, ,,
,
1 1 1
1 1
1 k
m k
k y y
y F A
y D y
F F
Fk k k k ¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
[ P
[
[ [ [
where
¨¨©§ ¸¸¹·
m k
k k k y y
y k
k
k y , y , , y
, , D ,
F F
F y
A k k k k
1 1 1
1 2 2 1 1
P [
[
[ [ [ [
[ for [k;,yk8 .
Since for fixed Fan
ȍo;,& o8 and every permutation W of integers ,, ,
1 k 11
1
1y y y
y F F F
F[Wk Wk [W W [k k [ [3], the common value of all
1 W1 W W
W [
[ y F y
F
k
k is
denoted by
times k
F F
[2]. Moreover, Fk denotes the modified k-th power of a nucleus F, i.e.
times k
k F F
F k
! p 1
.
2. Main theorem
Given Fan
ȍo;,X oY, Bop; oȍ,YoX, let T TF andBT m B
TB m for m N
^ `
0 . Obviously,BT m op; oȍ,YoX. If
2 1
1m m
m , m1,m2 N
^ `
0 , thenBT m y Fcyc[c
BT m1 y[
BT m2 yc
[ [ for
[,y ;uY (1)
BT mx Fcxc[c
BT m1x[
BT m2 xc
[ [ for
[,x ; uX (2)
TB my F cycZc
BT m1 yZ
TB m2yc
Z Z for
Z,y ȍuY (3)
Lemma. Let Fan
ȍo;,X oY, Bop; oȍ,YoX,^
n, m`
,min
r c c nc,mcN
^ `
0, z1,,zncX, 91,,9mcȍ. If nN andp p1,,pnncr, q q1,,qnmcr are permutations of the integersr n n c , ,
1 and 1,,nmcr, respectively, then for every integer
^
n n r n m r`
kd c c
d min ,
0
¸¸¹·
¨¨©§
c mci q i n
i
i p r
n
i
q p y
y Fk k iBy i nriz y nri
F
1 1
1
1
1 [ [ [ 9
[ (4)
k i i i c k nki i nmcrknk i nkii
l i n
k r n n
i
i k n
i
m
k BT y BT z TB y
c
1 1
1
W V
W
V [ 9
[
for every
[1,,[nncr,y1,,ynmcr;nncruYnmcr, where ck ,K^
,`
,minn n r k n m r k
nk d c c
1, nk i i
m
1 ,
nk k r n n i i
k c
li ni 1mcrknk are finite sequences of non-negative integers, V V1,,Vnncrk, IJ , IJ,n m r k
IJ 1 c are permutations of integers k1,,nncr and ,
, ,
1 n m r
k c respectively.
Proof. Induction on k
k 0, ,min^
nncr,nmcr`
. Let 1, , , 1, , .r m n r n n r m n r
n
n c y y c ; c uY c [
[ If k = 0, then (4) holds for c0 1,
0 n r,
n mi 0
i 1, ,nr, ki 0i 1, ,nc, li 0 i 1, ,mc,.
, q
p W
V Suppose that (4) holds for k
0dkmin^
nncr,nmcr`
. Then¸¸¹·
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c c
m
i q i n
i
i p r
n
i
q p y
y Fk k iBy i nriz y nri
F
1 1
1
1 1 1
1 [ [ [ 9
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k i n i k
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k
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i
l i n
k r n n
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m k
y c BT y BT z TB y
F
1 1
1
1
1 V W V W
[ [ [ 9
In the case: 1
0 k
Vi , Wi0 k1, 1di0dnk, we obtain
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k
k i n i k
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l i n
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BT
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BT F
c
1 1
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9 [
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c
1 1
1 1
0
W V
W
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where ck1 ckF
> BT mi0 @
If 1,
1 k
Vi Wi2 k1, 1di1,i2 dnk, i1zi2, then according to (1)
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k
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k
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c
2 1 2
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1
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cc
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k i n i k
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i i i i
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k BT y BT z TB y
c [V W [V 9 W
where 1 2
1 2 1 i1.
i i
i BT y
c
ck k[V m m W
If 1,
1 k
Vi n i2 k1,
W k 1di1dnk, 1di2dnmcrknk, then by (3)
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2 1
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1 1
1 1
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W V
W [ [ 9
9 .
If 1,
1
i k
nk
V Wi2 k1, 1di1dnncrknk, 1di2 dnk, then by (2)
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k
k i n i k
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k
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1
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cc
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k
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c
2 1
1 1
1
1 [V W [V 9 W ,
where 2
1 2 1.
1
1 c TB i i y i
ck k9i m l W
If 1,
1
i k
nk
V n i2 k1,
W k 1di1dnncrknk,
,
1di2dnmcrknk then we obtain
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k
k i n i k
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