Resolvent representations for functions of sectorial operators

is a Bernstein function, this was recently proved by Gomilko and Tomilov, but the proof here is more direct. Moreover, we prove that such a permanence property for

A

can be described, at least on Hilbert spaces, in terms of the existence of a bounded

H^{i n f t y}

-calculus for

A

. As byproducts of our approach, we also obtain new results on functions mapping generators of bounded semigroups into generators of holomorphic semigroups and on subordination for Ritt operators.

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The authors provide a number of interesting results involving sectorial operators and generators of holomorphic semigroups. Let \(A\) be a Banach space sectorial operator with sector \(S_{\theta } \) and let \(f(z)\) be a holomorphic function on this sector such that \(f(A)\) is defined through an appropriate functional calculus. Recently, \textit{A. Gomilko} and \textit{Y. Tomilov} proved that, if \(f(z)\) is a Bernstein function, then \(-f(A)\)generates a bounded holomorphic semigroup whenever \(-A\) does so [Adv. Math. 283, 155--194 (2015; Zbl 1319.47034)]. The present paper contains a more direct proof of this result and also many related results. The authors describe classes of analytic functions \(f(z)\) such that \(f(A)\) is again a sectorial operator of the same type as \(A\). These results are based on a very interesting integral representation of the resolvent operator \((z+f(A))^{-1}\).

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