A sufficient condition for the similarity of a polynomially bounded operator to a contraction

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Abstract: Let T be a polynomially bounded operator, and let mathcalM be its invariant subspace. Suppose that PmathcalMperpT|mathcalMperp is similar to a contraction, while heta(T|mathcalM)=0, where heta is a finite product of Blaschke products with simple zeros satisfying the Carleson interpolating condition (a Carleson--Newman Blaschke product). Then T is similar to a contraction. It is mentioned that Le Merdy's example shows that the assumption of polynomially boundedness cannot be replaced by the assumption of power boundedness.


This paper discusses when a polynomially bounded operator is similar to a contraction. Certain sufficient conditions are are given for a class of operator matrices to be similar to contractions.



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