Characteristic subspaces and hyperinvariant frames
Abstract
Let f be an endomorphism of a finite dimensional vector space V over a field K. An f-invariant subspace of V is called hyperinvariant (respectively characteristic) if it is invariant under all endomorphisms (respectively automorphisms) that commute with f. We assume |K| = 2, since all characteristic subspaces are hyperinvariant if |K| > 2. The hyperinvariant hull Wh of a subspace W of V is defined to be the smallest hyperinvariant subspace of V that contains W, the hyperinvariant kernel WH of W is the largest hyperinvariant subspace of V that is contained in W, and the pair ( WH, Wh) is the hyperinvariant frame of W. In this paper we study hyperinvariant frames of characteristic non-hyperinvariant subspaces W. We show that all invariant subspaces in the interval [ WH, Wh ] are characteristic. We use this result for the construction of characteristic non-hyperinvariant subspaces.
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