Numerical radii of zero-one matrices
Stimulated by the work of V. Müller, the authors study the problem: What is the smallest constant C such that \[ w(TS)\leq Cw(T)\| S\| \] for all commuting bounded linear operators S and T on a complex Hilbert space? Here \(w(A)=\sup \{| (Ax,x)| /(x,x),\quad x\neq 0\}.\) They show that, if S is the shift on the Hilbert space of dimension 9 and \(T=S^ 3+S^ 7\), then \(w(T)=\cos (\pi /10)\) and \(w(TS)=1\). Thus \(C\geq 1/\cos (\pi /10)>1.05\). Also, if S is the shift on the Hilbert space of dimension 16 and \(T=S^ 4+S^{14}\), then \(w(T)=\cos (\pi /9)<1/1.064\) and \(w(TS)=1\). The authors also present some implications for dilation theory.
- Numerical radius inequality for \(C_0\) contractions
- Circularity of the numerical range
- Numerical radii of simple powers
- Constrained von Neumann inequalities
- Zero-dilation indices of KMS matrices
- The Numerical Radius of a Nilpotent Operator on a Hilbert Space
- Inequalities involving the numerical radius
- Constant norms and numerical radii of matrix powers
- Vector Inequalities for a Projection in Hilbert Spaces and Applications
- A Lower Bound on the C-Numerical Radius of Nilpotent Matrices Appearing in Coherent Spectroscopy
- Maximizing the numerical radii of matrices by permuting their entries
- The numerical radius of a commuting product
- Approximating commuting operators
- Numerical Ranges of Operators and Matrices
- Numerical shadows: measures and densities on the numerical range
- Zeros of harmonic polynomials
- Operator radii of commuting products
- Some vector inequalities for two operators in Hilbert spaces with applications
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