Almost normal operators mod Hilbert-Schmidt and the K-theory of the algebras E ()
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Abstract: Is there a mod Hilbert-Schmidt analogue of the BDF-theorem, with the Pincus g-function playing the role of the index ? We show that part of the question is about the K-theory of certain Banach algebras. These Banach algebras, related to Lipschitz functions and dirichlet algebras have nice Banach space duality properties. Moreover their corona algebras are C*-algebras.
The author extends the Brown-Douglas-Fillmore theory of normal operators to the Hilbert-Schmidt perturbations of normal operators. A~new technical ingredient of such a generalization is some \(E\Lambda(\Omega)\) Banach \(\ast\)-algebra, which has surprisingly nice \(K\)-theory.
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