Regular quantum annulus unitary dilation and applications
Abstract
Consider the annulus Ar=\z∈C:r-1<|z|<r\ for r>1 and the quantum annulus \[ QAr=\T:\ T is an invertible operator and \ \|T\|, \|T-1\|≤ r\. \] McCullough and Pascoe proved that T∈ QAr if and only if β(T*,T)=(r2+r-2)-T*T-(T*T)-10. We call an invertible operator T a quantum annulus unitary if β(T*,T)=0. In this article, we construct an explicit doubly commuting d-tuple of quantum annulus unitaries that simultaneously extends a given doubly commuting d-tuple of operators in QAr. We introduce the notion of a regular quantum annulus unitary dilation and show that the dilation arising from our construction is regular. As an application of the dilation theorem, we show that Ar is a complete Kt-spectral set for operators in QAr and Ard is a complete Kdc(d)-spectral set for doubly commuting d-tuples of operators in QAr, where \[ Kt=2(1+2r2(r2+1)r4-1) and Kdc(d)=[2(1+2r2(r2+1)r4-1)]d. \] We further prove that every doubly commuting tuple of operators in QAr is similar to a commuting tuple having Ard as a complete spectral set. In addition, we establish bounds for the optimal spectral constants and show that they converge to 2d as r∞. We also obtain an alternative characterization of operators in QAr and quantum annulus unitaries, and prove that Ard is a K-spectral set for a subclass of commuting d-tuples in QAr.
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