Abstract
LetT be a contraction acting in a separable Hilbert space\(\mathcal{H}\) and leaving invariant a nest\(\mathcal{N}\) of subspaces of\(\mathcal{H}\). We answer the question: when doesT have an isometric extension to\(\mathcal{H}\) ⊕\(\mathcal{H}\) which leaves invariant the nest\(\mathcal{N}\) ⊕\(\mathcal{N}\) = {N ⊕N :N ∈\(\mathcal{N}\);}.
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