Abstract
An application of the Abrahamse-Douglas model of subnormal operators ([1], [7]) to the theory of analytic functions is presented. Section 1 shows a wide class of analytic Toeplitz operators covered by the model, i. e. equivalent to bundle shifts. In Section 2 their essential spectra are considered. As corollaries, we get the equality of essential spectra of certain quasisimilar Toeplitz operators and a nice property of “global (boundary) cluster sets”. Section 3, entitledApology points out two inexact claims made in the introductory part of [7]. Fortunately, none of the results was affected by these errors.
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Rudol, K. On bundle shifts and cluster sets. Integr equ oper theory 12, 444–448 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01235743
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