2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2018.03.026
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Resolvent criteria for similarity to a normal operator with spectrum on a curve

Abstract: We give some new criteria for a Hilbert space operator with spectrum on a smooth curve to be similar to a normal operator, in terms of pointwise and integral estimates of the resolvent. These results generalize criteria of Stampfli, Van Casteren and Naboko, and answers several questions posed by Stampfli in [48]. The main tools are from our recent results [12] on dilation to the boundary of the spectrum, along with the Dynkin functional calculus for smooth functions, which is based on pseudoanalytic continuati… Show more

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“…is helps to visually verify whether the PCE received at the construction site is acceptable using the quantitative method. Most researchers believe that similarity is an effective parameter to distinguish different spectra [25][26][27]. After literature retrieval, there are many methods to calculate the similarity, among which the angle cosine formula and correlation coefficient formula are more commonly used, which can be evaluated by…”
Section: Ftir Measurements Atr-ftir Spectra Were Obtained Using Ermomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is helps to visually verify whether the PCE received at the construction site is acceptable using the quantitative method. Most researchers believe that similarity is an effective parameter to distinguish different spectra [25][26][27]. After literature retrieval, there are many methods to calculate the similarity, among which the angle cosine formula and correlation coefficient formula are more commonly used, which can be evaluated by…”
Section: Ftir Measurements Atr-ftir Spectra Were Obtained Using Ermomentioning
confidence: 99%