Asymmetric Putnam-Fuglede theorem for \((n,k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operators (Q2333997)

Summary: \(T \in \mathcal B(\mathcal H)\) is said to be \((n,k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operator if, for non-negative integers \(k\) and \(n\), \(\Vert T^\ast(T^k x) \Vert^{(1+n}) \leq \Vert T^{(1 + n)}(T^k x) \Vert\Vert T^k x \Vert^n\); for all \(x \in \mathcal H\). In this paper, the asymmetric Putnam-Fuglede theorem for the pair \((A, B)\) of power-bounded operators is proved when (i) \(A\) and \(B^\ast\) are \(n\)-\(\ast\)-paranormal operators (ii) \(A\) is a \((n, k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operator with reduced kernel and \(B^\ast\) is \(n\)-\(\ast\)-paranormal operator. The class of \((n,k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operators properly contains the classes of \(n\)-\(\ast\)-paranormal operators, \((1,k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operators and \(k\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-class \(A\) operators. As a consequence, it is showed that if \(T\) is a completely non-normal \((n,k)\)-quasi-\(\ast\)-paranormal operator for \(k =0, 1\) such that the defect operator \(D_T\) is Hilbert-Schmidt class, then \(T \in C_{10}\).