On the mappings connected with parallel addition of nonnegative operators
Abstract
We study a mapping τG of the cone B+( H) of bounded nonnegative self-adjoint operators in a complex Hilbert space H into itself. This mapping is defined as a strong limit of iterates of the mapping B+( H) XμG(X)=X-X:G∈ B+( H), where G∈ B+( H) and X:G is the parallel sum. We find explicit expressions for τG and establish its properties. In particular, it is shown that τG is sub-additive, homogeneous of degree one, and its image coincides with set of its fixed points which is the subset of B+( H), consisting of all Y such that ran\, Y1/2 ran\, G1/2=\0\. Relationships between τG and Lebesgue type decomposition of nonnegative self-adjoint operator are established and applications to the properties of unbounded self-adjoint operators with trivial intersections of their domains are given.
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