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arxiv:2307.08565

Interpolation and non-dilatable families of C_{0}-semigroups

Published on Jul 17, 2023
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We generalise a technique of Bhat and Skeide (2015) to interpolate commuting families {S_{i}}_{i in I} of contractions on a Hilbert space H, to commuting families {T_{i}}_{i in I} of contractive C_{0}-semigroups on L^{2}(prod_{i in I}T) otimes H. As an excursus, we provide applications of the interpolations to time-discretisation and the embedding problem. Applied to Parrott's construction (1970), we then demonstrate for d in N with d geq 3 the existence of commuting families {T_{i}}_{i=1}^{d} of contractive C_{0}-semigroups which admit no simultaneous unitary dilation. As an application of these counter-examples, we obtain the residuality wrt. the topology of uniform wot-convergence on compact subsets of R_{geq 0}^{d} of non-unitarily dilatable and non-unitarily approximable d-parameter contractive C_{0}-semigroups on separable infinite-dimensional Hilbert spaces for each d geq 3. Similar results are also developed for d-tuples of commuting contractions. And by building on the counter-examples of Varopoulos--Kaijser (1973--74), a 0--1-result is obtained for the von Neumann inequality. Finally, we discuss applications to rigidity as well as the embedding problem, viz. that `typical' pairs of commuting operators can be simultaneously embedded into commuting pairs of C_{0}-semigroups, which extends results of Eisner (2009--10).

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