A polynomially bounded operator on Hilbert space which is not similar to a contraction
Gilles Pisier
Abstract
Let >0. We prove that there exists an operator T:22, such that for any polynomial P we have \|P(T)\| ≤(1+)\|P\|∞, but which is not similar to a contraction, i.e. there does not exist an invertible operator S:\ 22 such that \|S-1T S\|≤ 1. This answers negatively a question attributed to Halmos after his well known 1970 paper (``Ten problems in Hilbert space").
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