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When does the \(k\)-hyponormality of a 2-variable weighted shift become subnormality?
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    When does the \(k\)-hyponormality of a 2-variable weighted shift become subnormality? (English)
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    20 April 2011
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    jointly hyponormal pairs
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    subnormal pairs
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    \(k\)-hyponormal
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    2-variable weighted shift
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    tensor core
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