2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11117-015-0385-x
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Mean ergodicity and spectrum of the Cesàro operator on weighted $$c_0$$ c 0 spaces

Abstract: A detailed investigation is made of the continuity, the compactness and the spectrum of the Cesàro operator C acting on the weighted Banach sequence space c0(w) for a bounded, strictly positive weight w. New features arise in the weighted setting (eg. existence of eigenvalues, compactness, mean ergodicity) which are not present in the classical setting of c0.

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“…It is shown there that there exists a strictly increasing sequence false(n(k)false)kdouble-struckN in double-struckN with the property: for each tR we have 1(nfalse(kfalse))twfalse(n(k)false)k,k>t.Hence, tSwfalse(1false) and so Swfalse(1false)=. It is also shown in that ws. (ii)If v,w are bounded, strictly positive sequences with wv, then 1v1w from which it follows that S1false(wfalse)S1false(vfalse). Hence, infS1false(vfalse)infS1false(wfalse).…”
Section: Spectrum Of Cfalse(1wfalse)mentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…It is shown there that there exists a strictly increasing sequence false(n(k)false)kdouble-struckN in double-struckN with the property: for each tR we have 1(nfalse(kfalse))twfalse(n(k)false)k,k>t.Hence, tSwfalse(1false) and so Swfalse(1false)=. It is also shown in that ws. (ii)If v,w are bounded, strictly positive sequences with wv, then 1v1w from which it follows that S1false(wfalse)S1false(vfalse). Hence, infS1false(vfalse)infS1false(wfalse).…”
Section: Spectrum Of Cfalse(1wfalse)mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Proof Clearly, (Isans-serifC(1,w))false(X1(w)false)(Isans-serifC(1,w))false(1(w)false). To verify the reverse inclusion, we proceed as in the proof of [, Lemma 4.5]. First observe, via , that for each x1false(wfalse) we have (Isans-serifC(1,w))x=0,x2x1+x22,x3x1+x2+x33,,and, in particular, for each yX1false(wfalse) that true(ICfalse(1,wfalse)true)y=0,y22,y3y2+y33,y4y2+y3+y44,.Fix x1false(wfalse).…”
Section: Iterates Of Cfalse(1wfalse) and Mean Ergodicitymentioning
confidence: 98%
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