Operator θ-H\"older functions with respect to \|·\|p, 0< p ∞
Abstract
Let θ ∈(0,1) and (M,τ) be a semifinite von Neumann algebra. We consider the function spaces introduced by Sobolev (denoted by Sd,θ), showing that there exists a constant d>0 depending on p, 0<p ∞, only such that every function f:R→ C ∈ Sd,θ is operator θ-H\"older with respect to \|· \|p, that is, there exists a constant Cp,f depending on p and f only such that the estimate \|f(A) -f(B)\|p Cp,f\| | A-B |θ \|p holds for arbitrary self-adjoint τ-measurable operators A and B. In particular, we obtain a sharp condition such that a function f is operator θ-H\"older with respect to all quasi-norms \|· \|p, 0<p ∞, which complements the results on the case for 1θ < p<∞ by Aleksandrov and Peller, and the case when p=∞ treated by Aleksandrov and Peller, and by Nikol and Farforovskaya. As an application, we show that this class of functions is operator θ-H\"older with respect to a wide class of symmetrically quasi-normed operator spaces affiliated with M, which unifies the results on specific functions due to Birman, Koplienko and Solomjak, Bhatia, Ando, and Ricard with significant extension. In addition, when θ>1, we obtain a reverse of the Birman-Koplienko-Solomjak inequality, which extends a couple of existing results on fractional powers t tθ by Ando et al.
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