On joint functional calculus for Ritt operators
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Abstract: In this paper, we study joint functional calculus for commuting -tuple of Ritt operators. We provide an equivalent characterisation of boundedness for joint functional calculus for Ritt operators on -spaces, . We also investigate joint similarity problem and joint bounded functional calculus on non-commutative -spaces for -tuple of Ritt operators. We get our results by proving a suitable multivariable transfer principle between sectorial and Ritt operators as well as an appropriate joint dilation result in a general setting.
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