Abstract
We denote by \(A_{0} + AP_{+}\) the Banach algebra of all complex-valued functions f defined in the closed right halfplane, such that f is the sum of a holomorphic function vanishing at infinity and a “causal” almost periodic function. We give a complete description of the maximum ideal space \(\mathfrak{M}(A_{0} + AP_{+})\) of \(A_{0} + AP_{+}\). Using this description, we also establish the following results:
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The corona theorem for A 0 + AP +.
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\(\mathfrak{M}(A_{0} + AP_{+})\) is contractible (which implies that A 0 + AP + is a projective free ring).
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\(A_{0} + AP_{+}\) is not a GCD domain.
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\(A_{0} + AP_{+}\) is not a pre-Bezout domain.
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\(A_{0} + AP_{+}\) is not a coherent ring.
The study of the above algebraic-anlaytic properties is motivated by applications in the frequency domain approach to linear control theory, where they play an important role in the stabilization problem.
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Frentz, M., Sasane, A. (2014). A Subalgebra of the Hardy Algebra Relevant in Control Theory and Its Algebraic-Analytic Properties. In: Douglas, R., Krantz, S., Sawyer, E., Treil, S., Wick, B. (eds) The Corona Problem. Fields Institute Communications, vol 72. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1255-1_5
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