Approximate numerical radius orthogonality

Abstract

We introduce the notion of approximate numerical radius (Birkhoff) orthogonality and investigate its significant properties. Let T, S∈ B(H) and ∈ [0, 1). We say that T is approximate numerical radius orthogonal to S and we write Tω S if ω2(T+λ S)≥ ω2(T)-2 ω(T) ω(λ S)\,\,\, for all λ∈C. We show that Tω S if and only if ∈fθ∈ [0, 2π) Dθω(T, S) ≥ - ω(T) ω(S) in which Dθω(T, S)=r 0+ ω2(T+reiθ S)-ω2(T)2r; and this occurs if and only if for every θ∈[0,2π), there exists a sequence \xnθ\ of unit vectors in H such that n ∞ | Txθn, xθn|=ω(T),\,\, and\,\, n ∞ Re\e-iθ Txθn, xθn Sxθn, xθn\≥ - ω(T) ω(S), where ω(T) is the numerical radius of T.

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