Orthogonality of invariant measures for weighted shifts
Abstract
We introduce and study the notion of orthogonality for two operators in the context of weighted backward shifts on p(Z+), 1≤ p<∞. Two continuous linear operators T1 and T2 acting on a Polish topological vector space X are said to be orthogonal if any two Borel probability measures m1 and m2 on X which are respectively T1-\,invariant and T2-\,invariant and satisfy m1(\0\)=m2(\0\)=0 must be orthogonal. In this note, we provide several conditions on the weights u and v implying orthogonality or non-orthogonality of the associated weighted shifts B u and B v, and we investigate in some detail the case where the invariant measures are product measures.
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