Moment infinitely divisible weighted shifts

Abstract

We say that a weighted shift Wα with (positive) weight sequence α: α0, α1, … is moment infinitely divisible (MID) if, for every t > 0, the shift with weight sequence αt: α0t, α1t, … is subnormal. \ Assume that Wα is a contraction, i.e., 0 < αi 1 for all i 0. \ We show that such a shift Wα is MID if and only if the sequence α is log completely alternating. \ This enables the recapture or improvement of some previous results proved rather differently. \ We derive in particular new conditions sufficient for subnormality of a weighted shift, and each example contains implicitly an example or family of infinitely divisible Hankel matrices, many of which appear to be new.

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