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Spectral sets as Banach manifolds (English)
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1985
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Let A be a commutative Banach algebra, and M a closed analytic submanifold of \(C^ n\). In case A is semisimple, the spectral set \(A_ M\) may be defined as \(A_ M=\{a\in A^ n:sp(a_ 1,...,a_ n)\subset M\},\) if A is not semisimple, a more complicated definition involving the holomorphic functional calculus must be given. For example, if A is a function algebra, the spectral set \(A_ M\) is made up of n-tuples of functions whose image lies in M. It is shown that these sets inherit the geometric structure of M. In fact, \(A_ M\) is a Banach manifold modelled on projective A-modules whose rank is the dimension of M. The A-module structure of the tangent spaces may, in general, vary point to point. However, if M is a Lie group, \(A_ M\) is also, and its tangent spaces are all free.
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closed analytic submanifold
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spectral set
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holomorphic functional calculus
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function algebra
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Banach manifold
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projective A-modules
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tangent spaces
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Lie group
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