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An Operator-valued Berezin Transform and the Class of n-Hypercontractions

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We study an operator-valued Berezin transform corresponding to certain standard weighted Bergman spaces of square integrable analytic functions in the unit disc. The study of this operator-valued Berezin transform relates in a natural way to the study of the class of n-hypercontractions on Hilbert space introduced by Agler. To an n-hypercontraction \(T \in {\mathcal{L}}({\mathcal{H}})\) we associate a positive \({\mathcal{L}}(\mathcal{H})\)-valued operator measure dω n, T supported on the closed unit disc \(\bar{\mathbb{D}}\) in a way that generalizes the above notion of operator-valued Berezin transform. This construction of positive operator measures dω n, T gives a natural functional calculus for the class of n-hypercontractions. We revisit also the operator model theory for the class of n-hypercontractions. The new results here concern certain canonical features of the theory. The operator model theory for the class of n-hypercontractions gives information about the structure of the positive operator measures dω n, T .

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Olofsson, A. An Operator-valued Berezin Transform and the Class of n-Hypercontractions. Integr. equ. oper. theory 58, 503–549 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00020-007-1502-4

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