The main objective of the paper is to obtain sharp Lipschitz type estimates for the norm of operator differences for pairs and of commuting maximal dissipative operators. To obtain such estimates, we use double operator integrals with respect to semi‐spectral measures associated with the pairs and . Note that the situation is considerably more complicated than in the case of functions of two commuting contractions and to overcome difficulties we had to elaborate new techniques. We deduce from the main result Hölder type estimates for operator differences as well as their estimates in Schatten–von Neumann norms.
The main objective of the paper is to obtain sharp Lipschitz type estimates for the norm of operator differences f (L1, M1) − f (L2, M2) for pairs (L1, M1) and (L2, M2) of commuting maximal dissipative operators. To obtain such estimates, we use double operator integrals with respect to semi-spectral measures associated with the pairs (L1, M1) and (L2, M2). Note that the situation is considerably more complicated than in the case of functions of two commuting contractions and to overcome difficulties we had to elaborate new techniques. We deduce from the main result Hölder type estimates for operator differences as well as their estimates in Schatten-von Neumann norms.
Contents19 9. The principal inequality 19 10. Hölder type estimates and estimates in Schatten-von Neumann norms 22 References 23
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