Quasispectra of Solvable Lie Algebra Homomorphisms Into Banach Algebras

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2006

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Polish Acad Sciences inst Mathematics

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We propose a noncommutative holomorphic functional calculus on absolutely convex domains for a Banach algebra homomorphism pi of a finite-dimensional solvable Lie algebra g in terms of quasispectra sigma(pi). In particular, we prove that the joint spectral radius of a compact subset in a solvable operator Lie subalgebra coincides with the geometric spectral radius with respect to,a quasispectrum.

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quasispectra, solvable Lie algebra, functional calculus, joint spectral radius

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174

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