2018
DOI: 10.4153/cmb-2017-044-4
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Global Holomorphic Functions in Several Non-Commuting Variables II

Abstract: We give a new proof that bounded non-commutative functions on polynomial polyhedra can be represented by a realization formula, a generalization of the transfer function realization formula for bounded analytic functions on the unit disk.

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“…The case where τ is the free topology will be of special interest here, and in this case we refer to τ -holomorphic functions as free (or freely) holomorphic functions. Such functions are particularly well behaved on account of the following theorem [1] (it is also proved in [3,6]…”
Section: Holomorphy With Respect To Admissible Topologiesmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…The case where τ is the free topology will be of special interest here, and in this case we refer to τ -holomorphic functions as free (or freely) holomorphic functions. Such functions are particularly well behaved on account of the following theorem [1] (it is also proved in [3,6]…”
Section: Holomorphy With Respect To Admissible Topologiesmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…To prove Claim 1, first notice that by Proposition , it suffices to show that G is a free domain. In the light of equation and the fact that S is finite it will follow that G is a free domain if we can show that for each wC and each C>0, {xdouble-struckM1|wσfalse(xfalse)and(wx)1<C}isafreedomain.But by [, Theorem 10.1] for each fixed wC, gwfalse(xfalse)=(wx)1 is a free holomorphic function on the free domain {xdouble-struckM1|wσfalse(xfalse)}. As Proposition guarantees that gw is freely continuous, it follows that false{xdouble-struckM1|wσfalse(xfalse)andfalse(wxfalse)1false∥<Cfalse}=gw1false(false{ydouble-struckM10.16emfalse|0.16emfalse∥yfalse∥<Cfalse}false)is a free domain.…”
Section: Free Holomorphic Functions In One Variablementioning
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“…The free topology has good polynomial approximation properties -not only is every free holomorphic function pointwise approximable by free polynomials, there is an Oka-Weil theorem which says that on sets of the form G ı , bounded free holomorphic functions are uniformly approximable on compact sets by free polynomials [2]. In contrast, neither the fine nor fat topology admit even pointwise polynomial approximation.…”
Section: -Holomorphic Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%