Drazin invertible (m,P)-expansive operators

Abstract

A Hilbert space operator T∈ B is (m,P)-expansive, for some positive integer m and operator P∈ B, if Σj=0m(-1)j(arrayclcrm\array)T*jPTj≤ 0. No Drazin invertible operator T can be (m,I)-expansive, and if T is (m,P)-expansive for some positive operator P, then necessarily P has a decomposition P=P11 0. If T is (m,|Tn|2)-expansive for some positive integer n, then Tn has a decomposition Tn=(arrayclcrU1P1 & X\\0 & 0array); if also (arrayclcrI1 & X\* & X*Xarray)≥ I, then (arrayclcrP1U1 & P1X\\0 & 0array) is (m,I)-expansive and (arrayclcrP121U1P121 & P112X\\0 & 0array) is (m,I)-expansive in an equivalent norm on H.

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