The Weyl calculus for group generators satisfying the canonical commutation relations

Abstract

Classical pseudo-differential calculus on Rd can be viewed as a (non-commutative) functional calculus for the standard position and momentum operators (Q1, … , Qd) and (P1, … , Pd). We generalise this calculus to the setting of two d-tuples of operators A=(A1, … , Ad) and B=(B1, … , Bd) acting on a Banach space X such that iA1, … , iAd and iB1, … , iBd generate bounded C0-groups satisfying the Weyl canonical commutation relations eisAjeitAk = eitAkeisAj, eisBjeitBk = eitBkeisBj, and eisAjeitBk = e-ist δjk eitBkeisAj (1 j,k d). We show that the resulting calculus a a(A,B) ∈ L(X), initially defined for Schwartz functions a∈ S(R2d), extends to symbols in the standard symbol class S0 of pseudo-differential calculus provided appropriate bounds can be established. We also prove a transference result that bounds the operators a(A,B) in terms of the twisted convolution operators Ca acting on L2(R2d;X). We apply these results to obtain R-sectoriality and boundedness of the H∞-functional calculus (and even the H\"ormander calculus), for the abstract harmonic oscillator L = 12Σj=1d (Aj2+Bj2)-12d.

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